As a Drama Teacher, you will need to master following:

• analyse a script
• assemble an artistic team
• bring out performers’ artistic potential
• conduct background research for plays
• define artistic performance concepts
• maintain safe working conditions in performing arts
• organise rehearsals

More generally, a drama teacher is also versed in:

• acting techniques
• adapt teaching to student's capabilities
• apply teaching strategies
• assess students
• assist students in their learning
• consult students on learning content
• demonstrate when teaching
• develop a coaching style
• encourage students to acknowledge their achievements
• give constructive feedback
• guarantee students' safety
• lead cast and crew
• manage student relationships
• observe student's progress
• perform classroom management
• prepare lesson content
• stimulate creativity in the team
• vocal techniques

It also helps to know the following:

• adapt a script
• analyse theatre texts
• carry out auditions
• coordinate with creative departments
• create script for artistic production
• deal with public
• develop educational activities
• draw up reference documents for performance
• ensure visual quality of the set
• facilitate teamwork between students
• interpret performance concepts in the creative process
• manage resources for educational purposes
• perform exercises for artistic performance
• play musical instruments
• practice dance moves
• study play productions
• assessment processes
• assist students with equipment
• breathing techniques
• curriculum objectives
• develop curriculum
• keep personal administration
• manage budgets
• movement techniques
• perform improvisation
• practise singing
• pronunciation techniques
• provide lesson materials