Dance Studies
This course aims to give
students a thorough knowledge of all aspects and styles of
dance, providing them with the opportunity of attaining
qualifications in both the Royal Academy of Dance and The
Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing.
Description
This course is a two year full-time course with an optional
one year to complete the teaching qualifications. Students will be encouraged to
take examinations in the Royal Academy of Dance and the Imperial Society of
Teachers of Dancing, Modern syllabi, provided they meet the conditions laid down
by the Examining Associations.
The Royal Academy of Dance Examinations and Imperial Society of Teachers of
Dancing examinations will be examined by the relevant organisation.
Course Content
- Royal Academy of Dance Vocational Graded
Examinations.
- Royal Academy of Dance Grades Syllabi.
- Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing:
- Vocational Graded Examinations
- Modern Theatre Dancing
- Classical Ballet & Pointe work
- Contemporary Dance
- Tap
- Anatomy & Physiology
- Kinesiology
- History of Dance
- Music Theory
- Psychology
- Communications
- Work Experience
Course content may be revised for educational or
organisational reasons
Graduate Profiles
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| Jenny Holman graduated in 2008 and is currently working for four dance
schools in the Dublin area. |
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Tanya Farrell graduated in 2008 and is currently working for three schools in
the Dublin area, she has also started her own school the Tanya Michelle School
of Dance in Clondalkin. |
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Jenny Mac Mahon graduated in 2006 and after working for other teachers
throughout Ireland she started her own dance school the Kildare School of Dance
in 2010. |
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