Lasting one hour and fifteen minutes twice a week, this course focuses on the development of vocabulary and basic notions of classical ballet technique. The course progresses through bar work, flexibility exercises and exercises in the center: tense beats, initiation to the adage, jumps, diagonals and the beginning of learning sequences. 

Lasting one hour and fifteen minutes twice a week, this course further develops the technique learned during the Ballet I course. flexibilities and exercises in the center: tense beats, adage, head work for pirouettes, jumps, diagonals and more complex sequences.

Lasting one hour and fifteen minutes twice a week, this course requires a more sustained pace. The course progresses through bar work, more elaborate flexibility exercises and center exercises. The cardiovascular demands are greater. The student will develop a quality of movement and a more refined interpretation. Lasting thirty minutes, point work is introduced at this level (with the teacher's approval in order to avoid injuries). It is essential that students take the ballet class before the pointes class. 

Lasting one hour and thirty minutes twice a week, this course imposes a very sustained pace. The exercises at the bar are more complex and prepare for the work of the center. Learning the exercises is fast and advanced. The student must be able to take the Thursday class on  spikes. The sequences of pirouettes as well as the small and large allegros will be more complex at this level (turns outside, inside, in arabesque and attitudes. Large throws, large throws turning, antics, etc.). There are also the merry-go-rounds and tours in the area.