Nov 11, 2024 · What’s in it for you? Part-time training from November 2024 to June 2025, online and in-person…Perfect to orbit around your busy schedule. Develop foundational leadership skills and professional knowledge alongside 15-20 like-minded creatives.; Achieve an accredited SCQF Level 3 qualification, and the chance to progress to Level 6 in year two. ...

We are a remote-working organisation. Our registered address for mail is: Youth Theatre Arts Scotland 5 South Charlotte Street Edinburgh EH2 4AN. 0131 538 0591

Text with Teenagers with Wonder Fools . Join the Wonder Fools team for Text with Teenagers, an engaging workshop as part of this year’s programme exploring the relationship between youth theatres and the education sector.A workshop perfect for drama teachers and youth theatre practitioners, this interactive session will offer practical tools and fresh approaches to finding, preparing, and ...

Our sector mapping indicates there are now over 300 youth theatre groups and 1,500 leaders across Scotland engaging over 15,000 young people every week.

What’s in it for you? Part-time training from November 2024 to June 2025, online and in-person… Perfect to orbit around your busy schedule. Develop foundational leadership skills and professional knowledge alongside 15-20 like-minded creatives.; Achieve an accredited SCQF Level 3 qualification, and the chance to progress to Level 6 in year two.; Unlock the confidence to bring fresh ideas ...

Based on our super detective skills, curious conversations, and having our fingers in a whole network of pies, we’ve gathered lots of helpful resources together in one handy place.These are based on the most frequently asked questions, our own musings, some finely-honed skills, and requests from the sector.

Youth Theatre Arts Scotland has always existed to support our members, and in 2023 we invested further in our support offer with the launch of our Membership Development Programme.. This innovative programme consists of a Membership Support Portal of online resources, and the invaluable opportunity to work one-to-one with a Membership Support Coordinator.

Regional Hubs are intended for everyone who uses drama and theatre in their work with young people within a geographical area. This could include youth theatre leaders, drama teachers, youth workers, community learning professionals, theatre practitioners, students, and emerging young leaders (aged 16+).

Chrysalis showcases engaging, challenging, and high quality work from young companies across Scotland and beyond. With a performance programme curated by a Consortium of industry specialists, this unique festival offers a fresh experience for audiences new to youth theatre arts.

Youth Theatre Arts Scotland have a rolling programme of youth theatre sector training sessions, with individual events or Regional Hubs taking place throughout the year. The training programme normally uses a blend of virtual and live events and a variety of different formats. We use Workshop spaces for subjects led by an expert; our ever-popular Swap Shops for the […]