Auditions for the Performing Arts Diploma Program and Performing Arts Certificate Program have been moved to an online/video format only until further notice. Auditions should not exceed ten minutes in length and must contain the following:
If you are still hoping to attend the Canadian College of Performing Arts, you are in luck – there’s still time to apply for the 2022-2023 academic year.
We are accepting video auditions for the September 2022 intake on an on going basis.
Offers are made on an on-going basis as applications are received and reviewed.
Spaces are limited, and interested applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.
Don’t miss your chance to go above and beyond!
It is advantageous to submit your video before the deadline. Submit your audition package via email to registrar@ccpacanada.com or by mail to:
Canadian College of Performing Arts
1701 Elgin Road
Victoria, BC V8R 5L7
Canada
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Student admissions are based upon the following:
All applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent, or must be over the age of 19, and able to demonstrate they possess the maturity and ability to successfully complete the program.
Previous training in at least one of the three disciplines of acting, dancing and singing is beneficial.
They must demonstrate their interest in pursuing training in all four categories offered at the College: acting, dance, voice and career management; and must demonstrate their ability to understand instruction in the English language per the language proficiency assessment policy.
Candidates should demonstrate strong potential in two of the three disciplines and a desire to learn and excel in areas they have had no previous experience.
Program admission requirements may not be waived by the student or the institution.
Student admissions are based upon the following:
All applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent, or must be over the age of 19, and able to demonstrate they possess the maturity and ability to successfully complete the program.
Previous training in at least one of the three disciplines of acting, dancing and singing is beneficial.
They must demonstrate their interest in pursuing training in all four categories offered at the College: acting, dance, voice and career management; and must demonstrate their ability to understand instruction in the English language per the language proficiency assessment policy.
Program admission requirements may not be waived by the student or the institution.
In order to be considered for the Applied Performing Arts Diploma Program, the applicant must:
The applicant’s demonstrated ability to contribute to the full range of duties required for cooperative production, professionalism and teamwork during their prior studies in a Canadian College of Performing Arts program will be taken into consideration as well as the casting requirements for the productions proposed for the specific program year.
Contact the Registrar at registrar@ccpacanada.com for more details.
Program admission requirements may not be waived by the student or the institution.
Nervous about recording your video audition? Don’t be! You can record your audition using your smart phone. We’ve broken it down into three easy steps.
Step 1: Set up your shot
Step 2: Record your audition
Step 3: Save and submit
Check out the College’s video of tips, tricks, and best practices for preparing and acing your music, dance, and/or acting audition.