What are the dance levels?

Dance grade examination is an examination system to evaluate students' dance skills and performance ability. Different dance grading organizations and institutions may have different grading systems and standards. Here are some common dance levels:

Royal Dance Academy (RAD): RAD is one of the largest professional dance grading institutions in the world. Their grading system includes preparatory, primary, intermediate and advanced. Each level has a set of fixed courses and examination contents, covering dance skills, flexibility, sense of music and performance ability.

Royal Dance Teachers' Association (ISTD): ISTD is a professional dance grading organization, and its grading system includes elementary, intermediate and advanced. Each level has a corresponding dance course and examination content, covering dance skills, performance ability and dance theory.

International Dance Association (IDA): IDA is an international dance organization, and its grading system includes multiple grades, from elementary to advanced. Different levels of examination content and standards will be different, but generally will cover dance skills, flexibility, performance ability, sense of music and so on.

Chinese Dancers Association (CDA): CDA is a professional dance grading organization in China, and their grading system includes multiple grades, from elementary to advanced. The examination covers the skills and performance ability of different dance forms such as traditional Chinese dance, modern dance and ballet.

International Dance Education Union (IDEA): IDEA is an international dance education organization, and its grading system includes multiple grades, ranging from elementary to advanced. The examination covers dance skills, performance ability and dance theory.

It should be noted that the scoring system of each scoring organization and organization may be different, so it is best to know and choose the scoring system and standard that suits you when choosing a score. In addition, grading examination is only a way to evaluate students' dance level, not the only standard for dance learning.