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Pre Professional Program

THE PATHWAY TO MASTERY AND ARTISTRY IN DANCE

At Juline School of Dance, we recognize the dedication and passion required to pursue dance not merely as an activity but as a vocation. Our Pre-Professional division is an advanced ballet training program designed to be the crucible where talent is honed, dreams are nurtured, and stars of dance are born.

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Entry into our pre-pro program is a mark of distinction for the young dancer. It is tailored for those who exhibit an extraordinary desire, talent, and proficiency in dance. Admission to our Pre-Professional Training Division is by invitation following an evaluation by their instructors and our director, Akira Takahashi. Attending our Elevate: Intro to Pre-Professional Program summer program is also required.

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Learn more about our Central California Summer Dance Conservatory:

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Comprehensive Training

Exceptional Growth

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Our Pre-Professional Ballet Training Program demands the highest level of commitment. Dancers are required to attend classes daily, participating in a rigorous schedule of 4 to 6 mandatory classes per week. Our curriculum is carefully structured to ensure holistic development across all facets of ballet.

CURRICULUM
HIGHLIGHTS:

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Technique Classes

Mastery begins with the fundamentals. Our technique classes focus on the precise execution of ballet movements, correct form, and consistent practice.

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Variations

Dancers learn and perform solos from classical repertoire, fostering an understanding of character and style.

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Contemporary Ballet

Partner work is introduced, teaching coordination, communication, and the art of performance with a partner.

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Pointe Work

For those ready to take their skills en pointe, our program offers intensive training that emphasizes strength, stability, and grace.

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Pas de Deux

Partner work is introduced, teaching coordination, communication, and the art of performance with a partner.

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Conditioning

​A focus on physical fitness and injury prevention is paramount, ensuring that our dancers can endure the demands of professional performance.

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Performance
Opportunities

Participants in the Pre-Professional Ballet Training Program gain valuable stage experience and exposure.

 

Many of our students aspire and become esteemed members of The Juline Regional Youth Ballet, where they partake in high-caliber productions and additional training opportunities.

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A Future In

Dance

Graduates of this program leave with the technique, artistry, and professionalism necessary for a successful career in dance.

 

Our alumni have gone on to join prestigious dance companies, secure scholarships at top dance schools and colleges, and captivate audiences worldwide.

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If you're ready to embrace the discipline, accept the challenge, and celebrate the beauty of ballet at a professional level, Juline School of Dance's Pre-Professional Ballet Training Program is an excellent pathway for you or your child’s future.

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To learn more and to express interest in upcoming auditions, please reach out to us. Your journey towards professional excellence in dance starts here.

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