3 Dance Preparatory Programs in Canada

The DEC in Dance gives access to dance programs offered by universities or by professional training institutions in this field, leading to a career in performance, choreography or teaching. It also allows you to enroll in any other university program that does not require specific prerequisites, for example in the arts and human and social sciences.

Learn traditional circle dances from different cultures and traditions in eastern and central Europe, i.e. Greek, Macedonian, Romanian, Hungarian, Ukrainian, Israeli, etc., as well as newer choreographed dances. Dances are straightforward and are taught, practised, and repeated throughout the course. We will cover basic steps frequently used in dance, e.g. slip steps and grapevines. This form of dance is typically done holding hands in a circle format or in one long line. Why dance? It is a wonderful activity to strengthen aerobic power, lower body muscle, build endurance, agility and gait. It improves mood and overall wellness and health.

A "Beginner Line Dancing" program at Selkirk College is likely designed for individuals with little to no experience in line dancing. These courses usually cover the basics of line dancing, including fundamental steps, simple routines, and an introduction to various line dance styles. The focus is on building confidence, improving coordination, and enjoying the social and physical benefits of dance.