Dance examinations can lead to great things...
ACRO CERTIFICATION
Through Acrobatic Arts, student teachers learn the course curriculum, how to teach and spot Acro Dance properly. Following the Course, Instructors are expected to practice teaching the AA Syllabus Material with a predetermined Acro Dance class at their home studio.
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BALLET EXAMINATIONS
Premiere has always offered ballet examinations with this internationally recognized syllabus designed to motivate and encourage students of all ages and levels of ability. Examinations can be used towards future teaching qualifications becoming an RAD Registered Teacher.
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TAP AND JAZZ SYLLABI
ADAPT is North America’s leading professional dance certification program with over 600 ADAPT Certified Graduates teaching worldwide. It is a three year program and participants are expected to attend three summers to achieve their "ADAPT TEACHER’S CERTIFICATE".
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Learn More About theTeachers We Trained...
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Rissa Jopling Rissa Jopling is a stunning ballerina to watch and a wonderful contemporary dancer. She did all her graded examinations and has achieved her Vocational Intermediate examination with the Royal Academy of Dance. This opens the door for her to take the RAD teachers program; a qualification that would allow her to teach ballet anywhere in the world. She also competed in the RAD Ballet Dance Challenge. She operated Premiere's day camps for several seasons. In Rissa's last year of dance she won 1st overall in both Musical Theatre and Contemporary solo's and received multiple dance scholarships. Rissa won a full scholarship to attend Western University for Nursing. While there she participated in two different dance teams. She returns to the studio regularly to choreograph, teach, and just to see what's happening. She is now working in the medical field as a nurse. |
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Victoria Scanlon Victoria Scanlon began dancing at the age of 10. Growing up in Cobourg Ontario, Miss Scanlon was a student of Premiere Dance and danced competitively for several years. Victoria furthered her dance training by attending the Quinte Ballet School of Canada (Professional Division) and spending her summers training at various professional training programs in Toronto, Montreal and New York. In 2008 Victoria became a full company member with the Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre and had many opportunities performing world premieres by local and international choreographers. For two years Victoria was a dance instructor and choreographer in both Toronto and Cobourg and is now teaching in Alberta. Her choreography has won many awards at competitions throughout southern Ontario. Victoria has choreographed many award-winning routines for the Premiere competitive team. |