THE COURSE
The Magnificent Factory. Professions at Teatro alla Scala is the new, completely free, online FSL (transferable skills and careers guidance course) from the Museo Teatrale alla Scala. It focuses on the importance of culture in training and guiding the next generation, introducing them to the world of the theatre, and analysing its artistic and historical role along with its impact on society, architecture and city planning.
The FSL invites participants the learn about the professions involved in staging a theatrical production and the skills required, revealing how much more there is to Teatro alla Scala, with its many professions, than one might think.
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Objectives of the FSL
Teatro alla Scala opens its doors and invites students backstage, where all the gears of the theatre are set in motion.
Over the course of five units, the course will explore the history of one of the more important national and international cultural institutions. It introduces students to an unusual career route combining innovation and tradition, art and discipline, as well as creativity, craftsmanship and modern technology.
find out moreUpon full completion of the course,
and once the final assignment
has been validated by the company tutor,
‘The Magnificent Factory’ is worth
20 FSL HOURS.
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Class registration is permitted
from 2 October 2025 to 30 June 2026.
Students must upload their assignments
and complete the course by 7 July 2026.
The Course’s PHASES
E-LEARNING COURSE
Five in-depth units exploring the history and role of Teatro alla Scala and Museo Teatrale alla Scala in society offering a comprehensive overview of the various professional figures in the theatre, specifically: those who give shape and identity to the theatrical character, who bring the stage to life, who document and communicate theatre life, and handle day-to-day operations.
Students who have completed the E-LEARNING phase can visit Teatro alla Scala’s workshops, the Laboratori Ansaldo, and Museo Teatrale alla Scala to build on the content of the FSL and see the work that goes on behind the scenes for themselves.
CLASS PROJECT
In this practical component, students will reflect on the course contents and promote Teatro alla Scala and it professions to other young people worldwide. This will take the form of a creative video in both Italian and English, thereby serving as a CLIL exercise.
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