introduction to couple dance

FAQs

• What is the language of instruction?

  We explain to English speakers in English, and to French, Dutch and German speakers who don't speak English in French, Dutch and German respectively.

• Is it possible to register alone?
  Yes, you can register alone
• Can I register with a partner?
  Yes, you can register with a partner
• Do you organise courses during the summer holidays?
  Yes, we sometimes organise "special courses" during the summer holidays which are independent of the regular group courses. So if you go on holiday in the summer you don't lose any classes. You can still take these courses if you wish.
• Are there any classes on Easter Sunday?
  No, there are no classes on Easter Sunday or on the last two Sundays in December, but private lessons are available for those who wish.
• If I register today, do I have to start today or this week?
  No, if you register you are not obliged to start the week you have registered for. During the registration process, you will be asked to choose a start date on the calendar, which will then count as your first day. So, for example, you could enrol in March and choose September as your start date, and that September date would then count as the first day of your course.
• What level should I choose if I've never danced anything?
  If you've never danced anything before, choose the beginners level.
• What level should I choose if I've danced before?
  If you've danced before, choose the level recommended by your instructor. If you're from elsewhere, choose the beginners level or send us an e-mail.
• Are the courses online or in person?
  Registration is online, which saves time, but the courses are in person.
• How frequently should I attend?
  We recommend attending at least once a week to build and maintain your skills.
• Can I register directly for the intermediate course?
  To enroll in the intermediate course, you need to have followed our beginners' course.
• If I am absent?

  If you are absent, it is a personal matter that does not concern us.