High School
Dance while pursuing your studies !
A winning formula to optimize academic and artistic performance
The Dance-Study program is open to girls and boys from 5th grade of primary school to 11th grade. Dance training is given in parallel with the academic education provided by the participating school. This approach ensures that young dancers develop both intellectual and artistic skills, which are transferable to other future professions, if so desired.
Ballet Divertimento’s program promotes mastery of the technical components of classical and contemporary dance, the study of different dance styles, and the development of an artistic approach. Students take classes in ballet, pointe, variations, pas de deux and classical repertoire, and also study contemporary dance, character dance and Pilates. The program offers 15-to-18 hours of dance classes per week, depending on the student’s level. Instruction takes place in the afternoon for high school students. All students receive quality support from the teaching staff that is tailored to their experience and abilities.
Students also have the opportunity to work with guest choreographers and to participate in mid-term and end-of-year shows.
Participating institutions
Édouard-Montpetit High School (public school, Secondary I-V/Grades 7 to 11)
6200 Pierre-de Coubertin Ave., Montreal
Collège de Montréal (private school, Secondary I-V/Grades 7 to 11)
1931 Sherbrooke St. West, Montreal
École Saint-Arsène (5th and 6th grade of primary school)
6972, rue Christophe-Colomb, Montreal
Admission to the program is conditional upon completing the application procedure and passing an audition.
Fees : 2018-2019 school year
Registration Fee • 250$ (non-refundable)
Tuition • 4 200$ for the year
Payment terms • It is possible to pay in one, two or ten installments.
The registration fee and first payment must be completed before the first course begins.
Scholarships
Merit scholarships are awarded annually thanks to the generous support of our donors.
2018 Merit Scholarships : Emma Tremblin Dietsch & Isandrelle Berger
College program
Dance while pursuing your studies !
A winning formula to optimize academic and artistic performance
This program is open to all students who are enrolled in a college. Dance training is given in parallel with the education provided by the participating school. This approach ensures that young dancers develop intellectual and artistic skills, which are transferable to other future professions, if desired.
Students participate in 15-to-18 hours of dance classes per week (depending on the student’s level). Instruction takes place in the morning. All students receive quality support from the teaching staff that is tailored to their experience and abilities.
Ballet Divertimento’s program promotes mastery of the technical components of classical and contemporary dance, the study of different dance styles, and the development of an artistic approach. Students take classes in ballet, pointe, variations, pas de deux and classical repertoire, and study contemporary dance and Pilates.
Students also have the opportunity to work with guest choreographers and to participate in mid-term and end-of-year shows.
Participating institutions
Collège de Maisonneuve • A renowned French-language institution, the college is located only a few metro stops from Ballet Divertimento.
Dawson College • One of the most prominent English-language institutions. The school is located in the heart of Montreal’s downtown area.
Admission to the program is conditional upon completing the application procedure and passing an audition.
Fees : 2018-2019 school year
Registration Fee • 250$ (non-refundable)
Tuition • 4 200$ for the year
Payment terms • It is possible to pay in one, two or ten installments.
The registration fee and first payment must be completed before the first course begins.
Scholarships
Merit scholarships are awarded annually thanks to the generous support of our donors.
2018 Merit Scholarship : Marisa Navarol
Graduates
Ballet Divertimento Alumni
Andréanne Breault • Ryerson University Dance, Toronto
Charlotte Bydwell • Juilliard, NY / Keigwan Dance, NY
Karel Chevalier • Alvin Ailey School, NY
Sarah Mastroianni • Ballet Jorgen, Toronto
Paula Duffy • School of Toronto Dance Theatre (School of TDT), Toronto
Rose-Marie Thériault • School of Toronto Dance Theatre
Anna Beschia • Hochschule fur Musik und Theater (École de ballet de l’Opéra de Zurich) Allemagne / Slovak National Opera Ballet, Slovaquie
Mélina Dupuis • School of Toronto Dance Theatre
Niki Pislis • Alvin Ailey School, NY
Geneviève Ménard • School of Toronto Dance Theatre
Émilie Bednikoff • National Ballet School, Teacher’s program, Toronto
Stéphanie Longpré • Compagnie de production musicale française de Lille, France
Julie Meloche • Conservatoire de Genève, Suisse
Louise-André Pelletier • L’ADMMI, Montréal
Audrey Van Herck • International Ballet Competition Varna, Bulgarie / Bejart’s Rudra School, Lausanne, Suisse / BJM Danse, Montréal / Staatstheater, Munich, Allemagne
Ruby Wilson • Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company, Israël
Alexandre Jolicoeur • José Navas / Compagnie Flak, Montréal / Scapino Ballet, Rotterdam / Compagnie Marie Chouinard, Montréal
Chen Zielinski • Juilliard, NY / Gibson Muriva Dance, Montréal
Marie Lambin Gagnon • Robert Desrosiers Dance, Toronto
Kassi Scott • School of Toronto Dance Theatre
Kathia Wittenborn • School of Toronto Dance Theatre
Léa Lavoie Gauthier • School of Toronto Dance Theatre
Emilie Tremblay • José Navas / Compagnie Flak, Montréal / Louise Bédard Danse, Montréal
Emily Finkelstein • Ezdanza, Montréal / Josh Beamish / Dance, Vancouver
Gabriel Painchaud et Valérie Lafrance • Bande Interdite, Montréal
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Dance class uniforms
High School and College programs.
