As participants in the BTEC course, students are expected to treat it as a pre-professional training programme, mirroring the discipline required for a future career in the Performing Arts. Punctuality, commitment, and a professional demeanor are paramount, replicating the expectations of a Professional Dance College.

To maintain a professional environment, students are required to adhere to uniform guidelines diligently. Daily monitoring ensures that all students have the necessary equipment and attend classes in the correct uniform. Non-compliance may result in the inability to participate in class.

Emphasising the importance of first impressions, students are expected to be well-presented at all times. Neat and tidy hair, optional natural and appropriate makeup, and overall grooming at a high standard contribute to the professional image essential for performers in the industry. This practice instills the habit of presenting the best versions of themselves.

Recognising the significance of consistent attendance, students are urged to aim for 100% attendance. While acknowledging occasional sickness, maintaining high attendance standards ensures students do not miss valuable training. Close monitoring and reporting are in place, and students falling below the minimum threshold risk removal from the course.

A positive work ethic and a proactive attitude are crucial for maximising the benefits of training. Students are expected to approach every aspect of the course with enthusiasm, eagerness to learn, and a mindset geared towards improvement. A positive outlook and commitment to continuous learning are key to success in the BTEC course.