Training Courses
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FST has teamed up with Pitman Training to offer FST members heavily discounted rates on all Pitman training courses, when booked through FST.
Actor CPD at Dundee Rep Theatre
Programme
Between September 09 and June 10, Dundee Rep Theatre are offering a programme of workshops and master classes combining freelance actors from across Scotland and the Rep’s permanent company. The programme will offer participants a range of free training opportunities within a longstanding and ongoing CPD programme of proven quality within one of the UK’s leading theatre companies.
An Introduction to Technical Theatre for Producers *Producers Matrix*
Friday, 19 March 2010
What is a Production Manager and can I get by without one?
Led by David O’Neill
This course will seek to define the responsibilities of a Production Manager and address how the function can be taken up by others when there is no PM
Creating Great Customer Experiences
Thursday, 25 March 2010
Led by Catherine Bowie
The course will be highly participative and will involve tutor-led discussion, group exercises and practical scenarios. An action plan can be formed at the end of the sessions to ensure follow up on learning points.
Cannot Guarantee Nut Free- Common Sense Health & Safety for Producers *Producers Matrix*
Thursday, 1 April 2010
A one-day training course for producers, which aims to:
* Dispel some common health and safety myths
* Provide an overview of health and safety legal requirements and who is responsible for what
* Get to the bottom of just what is a suitable and sufficient risk assessment
* Answer any other reasonable query about health and safety!
IOSH Managing Safely - 19th, 20th, 21st, 22nd & 23rd April
Monday, 19 April 2010
Delivered by Euan Turner
Managing Safely is a course that has been designed by the Institution for Occupational Health and Safety - Europe’s largest occupational health and safety body - for managers and supervisors in any industry sector and any organisation. It aims to give them all they need to know to help them handle health and safety in their teams and workplaces. Over 8 modules, the course covers all the main health and safety issues, and includes a session tackling the environment too. Successful completion of the course, a multi-choice assessment and a workplace-based project, leads to a nationally recognised qualification in the basics of managing health and safety.
Cannot Guarantee Nut Free - Common Sense Health & Safety in Education Practice
Thursday, 6 May 2010
Who is this course for?
This course is for anyone carrying out arts education activities - principally theatre, dance or music – and will be relevant for anyone involved in the management or delivery of these activities either as a member of an arts organisation or a freelancer.
Aims
This course aims to provide delegates with an overview of likely health and safety requirements for carrying out theatre and arts education activities.
By the end of the course, delegates will be able to:
•Be able to demonstrate an understanding of
oLegal responsibilities for health and safety, including practitioners, freelancers, venue owners, schools and other organisations likely to be involved
oWhat a suitable and sufficient risk assessment would be for common arts education activities
•Be able to plan safe and healthy arts education activities, and in particular, carrying out:
oRisk assessments for common arts education activities
oPre-activity inspections at activity locations to identify and control common health and safety risks
Planning a Press & Marketing Campaign *Part of the Producers’ Matrix*
Wednesday, 26 May 2010
Course Summary
Effective marketing is primarily concerned with understanding your current and potential audience’s needs
and working effectively with your campaign partners. Sally Wilson will guide the course participants through the
planning and implementation of a press and marketing campaign.
“What a fantastic course. Sally is so knowledgeable and so receptive to the needs of everybody on the course. Very useful day.” Previous participant
Catalyst Media Software - 21st - 23rd June
Monday, 21 June 2010
FST will be running a Catalyst Media Software course in June in Glasgow. The 3 day intensive course on the use of the “Catalyst Media Server” software will look at hardware requirements, setting up of the system, programming, use in theatre and practicalities for touring productions.
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