Magic workshop
The Magic workshop leaders | The Magic workshop | Scheme of work | Certified qualification | Evidence of participation | Booking
The Magic workshop teaches group communication skills, sleight of hand and interpersonal techniques. Wherever you are, it's brilliant to be able to entertain, amaze and amuse people with Magic be it in an educational setting, social or business.
The Magic workshop leaders
Daniel Alexander has been performing Magic for over a decade throughout Europe and America. As course leader he has vetted and trained every single magician approved to run the Top Dog Magic workshop.
The Magic workshop
After the first workshop, participants will leave being able to perform a magic trick. This greatly increases full attendance of all participants; as they learn a trick and show it to their friends and family and receive gratification, they are then very keen to learn more!
Throughout the duration of the course, participants will also learn psychological methods such as misdirection and rapport building. Communication skills and awareness of group dynamics, and of course sleight of hand.
The tricks taught range from beginner to intermediate, on average between one and three new tricks will be learned at each workshop.
Scheme of work
Principal purpose:
- Teaching you how to entertain others using Magic, using the principles of Magic to increase group communication skills and interpersonal techniques
- To gain confidence when it comes to dealing with people
Benefits include:
- Learning sleight of hand
- Increased confidence, self belief and empowerment
- Increased communication skills and awareness of group dynamics
Highlights of the workshop:
All participants will have the opportunity to:
Certified qualification
Top Dog Certificate of Achievement in SLEIGHT OF HAND
All of our workshops are accredited with a certificate that all partakers can take away with them at the end as proof of their participation and to mark their achievement in learning a new skill.
Evidence of participation
Many youth schemes require evidence of learners' participation and achievements in wider learning projects to contribute to the young persons file or CV. Top Dog support this by providing other supporting evidence of participation in addition to the Top Dog Certificate of Achievement. Available for this workshop are:
- Photos of the workshop in action. Some of these will be uploaded on to the website gallery for public exhibition. Copies of photos of your workshop can be e-mailed to you if you contact us via the website.
- Records of attendance and evaluation/feedback forms are completed by all participants