Category 1 - Introduction to DP Theatre

For teachers new to IB DP Theatre who want to build a strong foundation in IB philosophy, assessment, and curriculum design.

• This workshop develops your understanding of the IB mission and philosophy, and how they underpin the DP Theatre course.
• You’ll explore the subject guide, syllabus, and assessment requirements in depth, including practice marking of student work.
• You’ll learn how to design a theatre course that integrates authentic assessment and prepares students for success in every component.

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Category 2 - Developing your Practice

Ideal for teachers with at least one year of DP Theatre experience or those who have previously attended a Category 1 workshop.

• This workshop deepens your expertise in teaching, learning, and assessment through collaborative exploration and practical strategies.
• You’ll analyse authentic student samples to better understand assessment criteria and strengthen feedback and grading practices.
• You’ll develop approaches and resources that support student success while aligning with IB values and the learner profile.

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Africa, Europe & Middle East follows British Summer Time (BST)

‍Workshop Schedule (Africa, Europe & Middle East)

• Days 1 & 2: 9:00am–3:00pm BST– Full programme of collaborative sessions, practical exploration, and reflective learning.
• Day 3: 9:00am–3:00pm BST – Focus on assessment, reflection, and next steps before the event closes.
• Comfort and lunch breaks are built into the schedule each day to ensure a balanced and engaging workshop experience.
• Participants will receive 15 hours of instruction time

NOTE: The IB requires participants to attend all sessions on all days to receive a certificate of completion. If you have an unavoidable scheduling conflict, please contact the Event Manager before the workshop begins.

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Please consult World Clock Meeting Planner to verify your time zone information: 

https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/meeting.html

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Specialist Workshop

All participants will take part in a live online session with an industry expert, designed to deepen your practical and creative understanding of theatre-making.

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All IB Workshop bookings are made via our online registration form.

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To complete your booking:

1. Provide key participant and school details, including your name, contact information, dietary or accessibility needs, and whether you’re an ISTA member.
2. Share your IB teaching experience.
3. Confirm your agreement to ISTA’s Terms & Conditions, including media consent and account creation.
   
   

Once submitted, your booking details are saved and automatically shared with event organisers to ensure a smooth experience.

Once booked and invoiced, the registration fees are non-refundable and non-transferable as per event terms and conditions.

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Not applicable.

Workshop Access

• A secure ZOOM link and joining instructions will be sent to all registered participants approximately one week before the event.

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Recommended Setup

• A quiet, comfortable space where you can participate fully in sessions.
• A stable internet connection, webcam, and microphone for interactive activities.

All registered participants will receive an E-Programme approximately two weeks before the workshops.

This digital guide includes:

• Workshop venue, full schedule and timings.
• Facilitator and artist biographies. 
• Key information to help you prepare and make the most of your ISTA learning experience.

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