Croc Dance School Announces New Intermediate Bridging Dance Workshop
Sep 10, 2016
Ceroc & Modern Jive Dance Company announced its latest dance workshop, dubbed “Intermediate Bridging Workshop”, will take place on Sunday, September 11, 2016 from 4 pm to 6 pm at Rosehill Bowling Club, located at the corner of James Ruse Drive and Hassall Street, Parramatta.
Willoughby, Australia - September 10, 2016 /PressCable/ —
Ceroc & Modern Jive Dance Company, Australia’s specialist Ceroc dance school, has announced its latest dance workshop, dubbed “Intermediate Bridging Workshop”, will take place on Sunday, September 11, 2016, scheduled to take place from 4 pm to 6 pm at Rosehill Bowling Club, located at the corner of James Ruse Drive and Hassall Street, Parramatta NSW.
The school’s marketing manager, Minh Ta, said the “Intermediate Bridging Workshop” is designed for beginner students who need help making the transition up to intermediate classes. New intermediate students can also use this workshop to fine tune their dancing.
Ceroc & Modern Jive Dance Company is a dance school teaching a dance style called “Ceroc” is also known as “Modern Jive”.
According to Minh, this new workshop targets an audience of beginner Ceroc students who are ready to move up to intermediate level but would like some more help or want to keep improving their dancing.
The dance school, which has 10 venues around Sydney including Forestville, Willoughby, Bexley and Parramatta/Rosehill, provides a series of dancing classes and workshops that are designed to help dancers – young and old alike – improve and upgrade their dancing.
According to the school’s director, Julie Gunn, in this workshop, she’ll be taking “students through a revision of their basic techniques which are an essential requirement for their transition to intermediate level. They will also learn a short sequence comprising one Dip, one intermediate move that was taught at a class during the week prior, plus one to two additional intermediate moves, all in a small group environment.”
Students who are interested in doing the Intermediate Bridging Workshop are encourage to book in advanced to secure their places in the workshop and to prevent cancellation of the workshop in the event that there are not enough students enrolled in the workshop.
For more information, please visit http://www.ceroc.com.au/classes/
Contact Info:
Name: Minh Ta
Organization: Ceroc and Modern Jive Dance Company
Address: 26 Crabbes Ave, Willoughby NSW 2068 Australia
Phone: +61 2 9410 1111
Release ID: 131739
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