Teachers

Becoming a New Era teacher
New Era is currently contacting teachers across France and Monaco to determine interest in preparing exams. We are targeting Drama, English or French teachers, or individuals who could prepare learners for the New Era bilingual exams.
The type of exams includes:

  • Acting
  • Devising Drama
  • Musical Theatre
  • MIMING
  • Reading for performance
  • Speaking Verse and Prose
  • Public Speaking

Currently there are five exam centres in France and Monaco.  Examiners travel from the UK bi-annually to administer our exams. Local teachers prepare exams as part of their school curriculum or during private lessons.  New Era qualifications current earn UCAS (University and Colleges Admissions Service) points.

New Era Training
Teachers do not require any specific training or qualifications to teach New Era examinations.  Similarly, we don’t dictate how you approach the teaching.  All the subject requirements are detailed in the individual syllabuses which you can download from the New Era website
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We provide our own tailor made Teacher Training Courses.
These course are designed to help teachers develop skills to prepare learners for New ERA Exams. The courses can be taken individually or consecutively over a number of days:

Scheduled workshops:

Request a workshop:

  • 1 Day – ACTING New Era TEACHER TRAINING COURSE
  • 1 Day – DEVISING New Era TEACHER TRAINING COURSE
  • 1 Day – PUBLIC Speaking New Era TEACHER TRAINING COURSE
  • 1 Day – Improvisation TEACHER TRAINING COURSE

Past Workshops:

Lyon Workshop

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Shakespeare Workshop – TBC

​Workshop presented by the Actor Peter Bygott
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Peter’s theatre credits include:
Henry IV Parts One andTwo(Theatre Royal Bath);Much Ado About Nothing (Liverpool Playhouse); As You Like It, Solstice, Twelfth Night,Romeo and Juliet, King Lear, The Pilate Workshop, Venetian Twins, Hamlet, Henry IV Parts One and Two, Julius Caesar, Two Gentlemen of Verona, and Moscow Gold (Royal Shakespeare Company); The Prince of Homburg (Lyric Theatre Hammersmith/Royal Shakespeare Company); Luther, Antony and Cleopatra, Flight and Pericles ( National Theatre); The Tempest and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Sheffield Crucible); The Tempest (King’s Head Theatre Islington) and Macbeth (Co-Producers)

Television credits include: Turn of the Screw, The Project,EastEnders, The Bill, Class Act, The Knock, Every Inch a King,London’s Burning, and Measure for Measure.

Film credits include: Hamlet (Directed by Kenneth Branagh)

Radio credits include: The Life of Nicholas Ludford