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Understanding the Structure of Professional Exams

This article provides information regarding the components of professional exams, specifically addressing whether they include a written portion.

Exam Structure

Professional exams consist of two main components:

  1. Demonstration Portion: Candidates will perform dances with a partner to music, showcasing their lead and follow skills. They may also be required to dance one or two figures solo to demonstrate timing.
  2. Theory Portion: This section includes questions directly from the Dance Vision Syllabus manual. Candidates will need to answer these questions and demonstrate their responses, which may also include teaching-related questions.

Written Component

There is no written component to the professional exams. Instead, the assessment focuses on practical demonstration and theoretical understanding as outlined above.

Conclusion

Professional exams are structured around practical demonstrations and theoretical questions, without a separate written exam. Candidates should prepare by studying the Dance Vision Syllabus and training with someone who has passed the exam before.