Students at this level are competent at improvisation, have experience with varying forms and styles of theatre and understand the importance of developing an expressive voice for speech. Students will be able to competently create speeches in forms of persuasive and informative text as well as create convincing arguments for team debating.

The advanced level is about consolidating everything learnt and being able to adapt it to their own work and needs. Storytelling at this level forms the basis of many lessons. Becoming characters in interesting monologues, characters in set text and devised are a focus of classes at this level. 

N-QADA classes are capped at 10 students per class to ensure all students have opportunities to be taught individually as well as having the time to present in front of the class. 

This is strongly encouraged,  as students are able to submit their results to Education Queensland which may contribute to their overall Grade 12 result. The students develop essential communication skills that help in the future. An AMEB qualification is recognised nationally and internationally. Each candidate will receive a certificate recognising their achievement.

Most definately! Please bear in mind however that at this level students maybe heavily involved with their schoolwork. Students are encouraged to participate in the N-QADA Fringe performance during Term 4. This is held in the Peace Lutheran Drama Room. 

Our students are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing. 

Individual lessons are available for all ages. Students can require an individual lesson if they are entering the Eisteddfod or Exams. However, there are students that come for indiviual lessons for help with oral presentations at school or work. These lessons can be sceduled before or after school or work.

The length of the lessons will depend on the student’s need. These lessons can range from half an hour to one hour in length.

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