Western Australia Academy of Performing Arts - Collegiate Program - Diploma of Classical Dance
1/2 Bradford St, Mount Lawley WA 6050, Australia
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Styles: General Classical, Other
Description
WAAPA’s Classical Dance courses are specifically designed for students wanting to pursue a ballet-focussed career. These nationally recognised VET qualifications provide intensive training in ballet technique and develop artistic expression through practical experience, daily classes and performance opportunities. These are intensive performance courses, with students averaging 35-40 contact hours per week. Daily tuition from WAAPA’s professional teaching staff focuses on building technical excellence, while three performance seasons per year give students the opportunity to refine their skills by working with international and Australian guest artists, local choreographers, staff and peers.
Sessions
Session Information
Ages:
18-25
Dates:
Not Provided
Men's Program?
Unknown
Tuition Options
(1)Description:
The tuition for a Bachelor of Performing Arts at WAAPA is A$37,600 per year, which is about US$24,779
Housing - Unavailable 
Session Description
The CUA51520 - Diploma of Professional Dance (Elite Performance) is a one-year, full-time year of study that develops students' technical and creative skills in the discipline areas of ballet, pointe, pas de deux and solos, contemporary techniques, choreography, dance history, music for dance, anatomy, nutrition and fitness. This Diploma course leads into a second year of ballet training to achieve the Advanced Diploma of Professional Dance (Elite Performance).
Session Information
Ages:
18-25
Dates:
Not Provided
Men's Program?
Unknown
Tuition Options
(1)Description:
The tuition for a Bachelor of Performing Arts at WAAPA is A$37,600 per year, which is about US$24,779
Housing - Unavailable
Session Description
The CUA60120 - Advanced Diploma of Professional Dance (Elite Performance) extends students’ classical ballet training with a further year of full-time study to build skills needed for lifelong sustainability in the dance profession. The course encourages dancers’ individuality, confidence, flair and creativity. Students take classes in ballet, pointe, classical repertoire, contemporary techniques, choreography, performance, dance history, music, fitness and dance teaching methods. Graduates of the Advanced Diploma can choose to undertake a third and final year of intensive ballet training to attain a Bachelor of Arts (Dance) degree.
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