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This level is for dancers who have started taking dance lessons. Generally, a beginner is considered to be a dancer with less than a year of practice and who has not yet acquired all the main basics of a dance.

This level is for dancers who have mastered the basics of a dance and practice it occasionally or more intensively. They need to practice to gain fluidity or learn new moves, techniques, and variations to expand their vocabulary.

Generally, this level is for dancers who have taken weekly classes for 1 to 3 years.

This level is for dancers who are very comfortable with the basics but continue to discover new moves and techniques. They explore and develop their interpretation, musicality, and complex variations without being completely comfortable with these topics.

These are experienced dancers who regularly practice their discipline outside of the classes they attend.

They generally have between 3 and 6 years of experience in the specific discipline.

This level is for dancers who are very comfortable with most movements and techniques of a dance discipline. Their dance is fluid, and they are comfortable with interpretation, whether it is physical or musical.

These dancers often practice very regularly and generally wish to continue expanding their knowledge in a discipline. They develop their experience by exploring related dances or styles and techniques different from their past learnings.

They generally have between 4 and 10 years of experience.

Some of them teach their discipline on a local scale.

This level is for people who already have a very good overall dance level (in several dances) and extensive experience in the specific discipline.

They are generally dance teachers, competitors, or very passionate individuals.

This level corresponds to specific activities: national or higher-level competitions, pedagogy courses, or workshops on very advanced topics. This level is generally intended for teachers or dancers very invested in their discipline.