CandoCo Foundation Course

Yulia from CandoCo

Yulia from CandoCo. Photograph by Anthony Crickmay

The CandoCo Foundation Course in Dance is the first of its kind offering an opportunity for disabled students to realise their potential. It is also a long awaited and challenging opportunity for CandoCo to expand their education programme of integrated dance practice.

This pioneering one year programme, is especially for those preparing for more advanced dance training and ultimately, careers in dance. Students are being encouraged to understand and develop their individual strengths, while gaining a good understanding of technique. The content will include choreographic residencies with CandoCo dancers; improvisation and exploration; and fitness, health and safe working. All aimed towards providing students with the skills for further dance training.

The professional running and nature of this course is set at a very high standard, as students are inspired and trained by professional choreographers, dancers and teachers. It is essential that students possess a high level of personal motivation and commitment to successfully complete the required criteria.

Course Content

The course is based in London at CandoCo's purpose built dance studio and performance space, and students have free access to pool, fitness and IT equipment

Course Fees

Due to the unique nature and funding of this programme, the course is FREE to those students living in the UK. Students are also eligible for maintenance support and Disabled Students Allowance

Auditions: 21 April and 30 May 2006

We will notify all successful applicants with more information and details about the audition day.

Deadline

The deadline for completed applications for the 2006/07 academic year is 16 May 2006.

To apply please call 020 7704 6845 or email foundationcourse@candoco.co.uk for an application pack.

To find out more about the company visit: www.candoco.co.uk


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last updated: 2005-01-01 00:00:00

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