Drama
Studying drama helps you develop as an individual, with a group and also creatively.
You will explore and apply your knowledge of the process of creating and developing drama and theatre and also learn performance skills.
Whether you prefer performing or being back stage drama can develop your confidence, communication and teamwork skills and if you are involved in planning or organising a performance then these skills can be useful in many jobs.
The skills you gain from doing drama can lead to careers such as performing arts, media, business, law, advertising, sales, hospitality and tourism.
Selection of jobs using the subject Drama
- Actor
- Art therapist
- Arts administrator
- Cabin crew
- Circus performer
- Community arts worker
- Community education co-ordinator
- Cruise ship steward
- Dramatherapist
- Entertainer
- Events manager
- Image consultant
- Pop musician
- Screenwriter
- Social media influencer
- Stage manager
- Stagehand
- Tour manager
- TV or film producer
- TV presenter
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Check out more than 800 other job profiles, the above list is just a selection of jobs where an interest in drama could take you, there will be loads more!
Examples of apprenticeships that relate to drama
- Live event technician- Level 3
- Creative Venue Technician - Level 3
- Live event rigger - Level 3
- Arts Therapist - Level 7
Watch a short film on Drama and Music apprenticeships here.
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Examples of vocational course at college
- Level 1-3 Performing and Production Arts
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Examples of degree courses that relate to drama
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If you love this subject and want to take if forward, what else can you do right now?
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You can watch some great videos of people who are working in or studying drama on Careerpilot Video Stories.
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Or view other free online courses related to arts.
More general
- Do the Careerpilot Skills Profile so you can identify all the skills you can talk about when you apply.
- Look at the 'I want to be creative in my working life' section.
- Search for courses and apprenticeships related to drama.