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Details
- LEVEL. Experienced
- LOCATION. Chinese Arts Centre, Northern Quarter, Manchester
Costs
Delivering Arts Workshops
21 January 2009 09.30-4.30
CLOSED
Course Details
The course is being developed for artists who wish to design and deliver workshops. It will be suitable for workshops in different settings - schools, youth, community and/or adult leisure.
Who is it for?
For arts practitioners who may be experienced in their arts practice/business but are new to workshop delivery, and for existing workshop leaders who feel they would like greater confidence and an opportunity to explore the issues involved.
Outline
Using a range of methods including trainer input, discussion, group work and practical exercises, this one day workshop will focus on things to consider before embarking on a one-off or series of arts workshops. It will cover all the stages involved in successful workshops:
- What qualities and skills the successful workshop leader needs
- Running your own workshops or working under commission and contracts
- Learning styles and motivations
- Delivery methods
Participants will gain practical tips to help them when they start to work on their own workshops, as well as having an opportunity to work with other artists and designers to test out ideas and share experiences.
At the end of this one day course, participants will have:
- An increased understanding of the stages involved in successful workshops
- An understanding of the range of delivery methods and structures
- Increased confidence in designing and handling materials and course content