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Train to teach Drama.
Drama gives young people the opportunity to be creative, collaborative and confident. As a drama teacher, you'll help pupils explore ideas, tell stories and express themselves through performance.
About the subject.
From studying theatre practitioners and plays to creating original performances, drama allows pupils to develop communication skills, empathy and confidence both on and off the stage.
Teaching drama is about creating an environment where every pupil feels able to contribute, take risks and discover their potential.
Why teach Drama?
Drama helps pupils:
- Build confidence and resilience
- Improve communication and presentation skills
- Develop creativity and imagination
- Explore different perspectives and experiences
- Work effectively with others
As a trainee drama teacher, you’ll learn how to bring learning to life through engaging and memorable experiences.
Funding and applying.
When you apply through DfE Apply, search for provider NIoT@Ormiston and use the course code below. Bursary amounts are subject to eligibility, availability, government backing and annual change – see our Finance page for details.
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- Drama
- DfE Apply course code U 0 4 2
- No subject bursary for 2026/27
Entry requirements for all subjects are on the Secondary ITT page →
Ready to inspire the next generation?
Train to teach drama with Ormiston Teacher Training and gain the knowledge, skills and classroom experience needed to begin a rewarding career in education.
Register for one of our upcoming events or find out how to apply to Ormiston Teacher Training, and a member of our team will contact you.