You’re thinking about taking a writing course – maybe for the first time. But once you start browsing, it’s hard to know what’s right for you. Some courses are too academic. Others feel like industry bootcamps. And many don’t explain clearly who they’re for, what the structure is, or what you’ll actually leave with. Whether
If you’re thinking of joining an acting class as an adult, it can be hard to know where to start. Some courses are too broad — trying to teach total beginners and experienced performers in the same room. Others are aimed squarely at would-be professionals. And many don’t explain clearly who the course is for,
Thinking about joining a course but not sure what all the jargon means? You’re not alone. Words like blocking, beat or subtext can get thrown around like everyone already knows them. But most people don’t — especially when they’re starting out. Here’s a practical, no-fluff glossary you can bookmark, revisit, and refer to whenever you
First off — congratulations. If you’ve completed the full Core Acting or Writing Pathway (or both), you’ve done more than most. You’ve shown up week after week, pushed yourself creatively, and built real skills. So where do you go from here? Here’s what’s possible. Can I repeat a course? Yes — and many students do.
In short: no. You don’t need a background in writing — just a willingness to start. This is one of the most common questions we hear. Not just from beginners, but from people who’ve had an idea floating around for years and are finally ready to do something about it. And usually, it’s not just
Thinking of joining a MAD acting course but not sure whether to choose stage or screen? You’re not the only one. It’s one of the most common questions we hear — especially from adults starting (or returning to) acting later in life. Stage vs. Screen — at a glance Aspect Stage Screen Audience Live and
We’re fair, clear, and upfront. Here’s exactly how we handle changes — so you know where you stand before booking. If you cancel 14+ days before your course starts You’re entitled to a refund minus a non-refundable deposit (usually £25–£35). That deposit helps cover admin and holds your place. It’s non-refundable in all cases. If
Yes — if you’ve got the time and energy, you absolutely can. Each term, a few students ask if they can enrol on two MAD courses at the same time. And the short answer is: yes. There’s no rule against it — and some combinations work really well together. How it works You can take
Thinking of joining a MAD course? Here’s what you need to know before you book. Is this course right for me? Each course has a clear description of who it’s for and what to expect. Still unsure? Try our course picker or drop us a line. We’ll help you decide. Are places still available? Yes
If you’ve ever asked yourself this — even just quietly — you’re not alone. And you’re not wrong for wondering. Maybe it’s been decades since you did anything creative. Maybe you’ve always wanted to act but never quite had the time. Maybe you’re just not sure you’d fit in. Let’s be clear: No, you’re not
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