Speech & Drama Programme
For School Grade 2 - 12
28 July - 16 November 2025
AHMEDABAD
Speech & Drama Programme
In this 4-month Speech & Drama Programme, students will build confidence in self-expression using their voice and body, while tapping into their creativity and imagination. They will develop essential skills such as improvisation, characterisation, research, and audience engagement through theatre-based activities, texts, and literature. Play-based sessions will foster teamwork, boost confidence, and help shape a strong, expressive personality. The programme introduces valuable performance and delivery techniques that students can apply both academically and personally.
As the final objective of this course, the student will take the Trinity College London examination in Speech & Drama and apply their learnings. Upon successful completion of this examination, the student will be awarded a certificate from Trinity College London. While highly recommended, this is an optional examination; those not taking the exam will have the same learning journey and an internal assessment.
Certificate from J’s Academy will be awarded on successful completion of the programme for that level.
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To book a trial session, or inquire about batch timings and fees, please click on “Register Now" to complete a simple registration form and we will call you back to assist you further.
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Venues:
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Iscon Ambli Road
Overview
Programme Structure
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This is a 4-month programme and will have one session of 60 minutes per week.
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The programme is designed to achieve predetermined objectives which will get covered over the duration of the course.
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There is no prerequisite to join the programme - the learner will be grouped with their aged learners.
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Students are grouped age-wise to ensure age-appropriate learning. Each batch has up to 15 students led by 1 expert facilitator.
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Certificate from Trinity College London will be awarded on successfully passing the examination.
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Certificate from J’s Academy will be awarded on successful completion of the programme.
Milestones
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Mock Examination
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Face to Face Trinity Examination
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Internal Assessment (in case Trinity exam not opted for)
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Core Subjects (will differ based on the level)
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Vocal and Physical Techniques
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Prose, Poetry, Literature
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Understanding of Text
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Expressive Reading
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Improvisation and Mime
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Theatre Practices
Transferable Skills (not limited to):
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Expression & Articulation
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Critical Thinking
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Connecting with the Audience
Calendar & Fees
Programme Calendar: 28 July - 16 November 2025
Our milestones are mandatory as a part of the learning journey for the student. Our holiday and events calendar is set in advance and will not change but for unavoidable circumstances or emergencies - please go through the calendar before committing to the programme.
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Fees:
For programme fee details, please fill up the registration form (click on Register Now) or write to us with your query.
Important Policies
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No make up turns, if the student misses a session. The programme calendar is shared to help plan your other commitments.
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We will not be able to reschedule the exam - please refer to the calendar in advance.
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No refunds.
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Parents or guardians are not allowed to sit in class / observe.
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Student cannot change their batch in the middle of the programme / attend a session in another batch in case of absence - as every cohort has a unique dynamic that is to be maintained.
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There is no parking, or waiting area at the centres. Please arrange for a guardian to drop and pick up the student from the centre, we will not be able to drop / walk the student outside the centre.
What is Trinity?
Trinity College London, established in 1872, is a leading international awarding organisation. With over 850,000 candidates a year in more than 60 countries worldwide, Trinity qualifications are specifically designed to help students progress.
Their Speech & Drama Solo Examinations are designed for candidates who want to focus on developing their skills in performing and speaking a variety of literary forms, including prose, poetry and play extracts, in a range of styles and from different periods and cultures.
FAQs
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At what age can I enrol my child? Are there any prerequisites?
This course is appropriate for students in school grade 2 to 12. Students are grouped with peers of their age and level of development. There are no prerequisites, only the openness to learn.
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How long is the programme?
This is a 4 month programme. The sessions are held once a week for one hour —same time every week. After completion, the student may enrol to the next level / programme and continue to develop the skills.
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What if I do not want to take the Trinity exam?
The Trinity examination is optional and the learner can opt to not take it. This will not impact their learning and they will take an internal assessment at the end of the programme. However, we recommend taking the exam as the student will be prepared for it and many other advantages of performing in front of an examiner and getting the certification.
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Can I miss the exam this year and then take the exam in the following year?
You can take the exam appropriate for your age whenever you are ready - there is no requirement to take all the levels / previous level exams to appear for the current applicable exam.
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Can I join the programme after the start date?
We accept new learners until a certain session date - We cannot accommodate new admissions after the cut off date. Please check with our admissions team for these dates.
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What if the student misses a session?
There are no make up turns. The onus of missed learning is on the student. Their facilitator will assist them to help catch up - please email us about the absence in advance.
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What is the fee for this programme?
Please reach out to us for fee details, as they differ based on levels. No refunds once enrolled.
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Can the parent / guardian sit in the classroom?
We do not permit parents / guardians to sit in the classroom or observe from outside the classroom, as this is a safe space for children to explore and work with the teacher and their peers.