EF On Stage Hub Training

In On-Stage we teach...

• Plays

• Dramas

• Sketches

• All of the above

Answer explanation

Sketches!

Sketches are SHORT theatrical pieces and are the only type of performance done in On-Stage!

There is a total of _____ ACH

• 32

• 64

• 48

• 36

Answer explanation

64 ACH

3 hours a day, 4 days a week, 4 weeks in total!

True or False; On-Stage is for SS, HF, TB and FRs.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

False!

On-Stage is not available for SmallStars. Time to go back to storytellers!

The course aims to build...

• Reading, Vocabulary, Listening & Memorisation

• Sugar, Honey, Iced, Tea

• Confidence, Performance, Vocabulary & Memorisation

• Confidence, Pronunciation, Performance & Expression

Answer explanation

[Confidence, Pronunciation, Performance & Expression] are the main and FINAL aims of On-Stage.

Reading, Vocabulary, Listening & Memorisation are supporting skills to achieve that aim!

There are 3 levels in On-stage. They are...

Answer explanation

Beginners, Intermediates and Advanced.

Depending on your school you might not teach 1 or 2 of these levels!

How many sketches are there in each level?

• 6

• 4

• 3

• ???

Answer explanation

There are 6 sketches in total for each level.

There are ___ long and ___ short sketches in a level.

• 2 long 4 short

• 3 long 3 short

• 4 long 2 short

• 1 long 5 short

Answer explanation

2 Long, 4 Short.

Fun fact: Apparently the number 24 is the meaning of life...?

A short sketch takes ___ days.

Answer explanation

2 days for a short play.

A long sketch takes ___ days.

Answer explanation

4 days.

Yes, it takes an entire week to teach a long sketch!

On-Stage Beginners is for CEFR levels...

• A1.1+ (HFC-G)

• A1.2+ (HFD-G)

• B1.1+ (HFH-J)

• What's a CEFR level?

Answer explanation

A1.2+ (HFD-G)

This may vary depending on student strength! A strong HFC may still attempt Beginners, but it is still preferable to only take HFD+