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Dancers 3-5 years of age

LEVEL 1

Average training 1-2 years in the discipline entered.

LEVEL 2

Average training 3-4 years in the discipline entered.

LEVEL 3

Average training 5-6 years in the discipline entered.

LEVEL 4

Average training 7-8 years in the discipline entered.

LEVEL 5

Average training 9-10 years in the discipline entered.

LEVEL 6

Average training 11-12 year in the discipline entered.

Varsity intensive adult

Dancers who have graduated from high school but still want to compete at an intensive level. This includes teachers. Once a dancer has performed in an intensive division they will always be considered an intensive dancer for future reference regardless of hours of training per week.

COMPETITIVE ADULT

Dancers who have graduated from high school and have trained under 6 hours of dance per week throughout their dance experience.

CALCULATING LEVELS

*Round up @ 0.5*

I.e. 4.5 average is entered in Level 3 category & 4.4 is entered in Level 2 category. Begin calculating from age 6

Remember to include TOTAL years of training not just training at current studio.
MUST include the current year of training as a full year. Including combination classes.

Calculating years of training for LYRICAL

Add training for lyrical, jazz & ballet and divide by 3 to determine the average of the discipline to be entered. If the dancer only takes a regular jazz and ballet class add years of training and divide by 2 to determine the level entered.

Calculating years of training for CONTEMPORARY

Add training for contemporary, jazz & ballet and divide by 3 to determine the average of the discipline to be entered. If the dancer only takes a regular jazz and ballet class add years of training and divide by 2 to determine the level entered.

Calculating Years of Training for Song & Dance/Variety

The dancer(s) should enter under the dance training in which the routine is performed.

There is no competing against one self (same age, same category)