Tuitions for the academic year 2023/2024
“We take pride in training our students from the beginner level to the advanced and professional levels”
Registration Fee: $150 (applicable to all levels)
Creative movement: $1800 /year
Pre-Ballet I: $2,550 /year
Pre-Ballet II: $,3650 / year
Pre-Ballet III: 3,780 / year
Preparatory Ballet Class “mise à niveau” : $4,520
Grade I A: $5,040 / Year
Grade I B : $4,620 / year
Grade II: $5, 40 / year
Grade III: $5,310 / year
Grade IV: $6,460 /year
GradeV: $6,470 /year
Grade VI: $6,470 /year
Grade VII: $7,650 /year
Grade VIII: $7,650 /year
Trainee Program: $10,395 (Limited Scholarship Available)
The Company Trainee Program draws on the synergy of this institutional symbiosis to prepare advanced students of the age of 17 and older for the transition into a professional career. Under the personal guidance of director and choreographer Carole Alexis, who is renowned for her method of teaching clean and strong technique and developing artistic sensibility, trainees are to study, make noticeable progress in the advanced levels, rehearse, and perform alongside the professional dancers of Carole Alexis Dance Theatre /Ballet des Amériques.
Please note: The duration of the program may vary depending on the student's situation.
Productions Fee: $150 (applicable to all levels)
Note: Tuition and fees for the academic year must be paid in full before the start of the first class in September.
Private lessons, photoshoots, and competition coaching may be arranged in consultation with the Director, but are subject to separate fees. To schedule a private lesson or to inquire about additional expenses such as competition entry fees, travel, etc., please contact admin@balletdesameriques.com
At Ballet des Amériques, students have the opportunity to perform several times a year in a professional production environment. Great care is taken to ensure that rehearsals do not cut into class time. Rather, rehearsals and performances are part of the curriculum of study, opportunities to grow and learn.
It is recognized that students are not - and should not pretend to be - professional dancers and therefore, with respect to the art and history of ballet, their roles in performances must be appropriate to their level and age. This is the reason why all our performances involve both classical repertory and original choreography by director and choreographer Carole Alexis, specifically created for our students.
The conservatory usually has two or three productions per year, each of which may involve multiple performances.