Latin & Modern Dance School
FAQ
How do I pay for classes?
Visit our Classes page and select your class by clicking on the "Book Now" button. This ensures your registration for the class or course.
You can e-transfer the course tuition to tencdanceco@gmail.com, but please make sure in the message to put the following information:
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Your full name
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The class name and location (ex: Bachata level 1, Kitchener)
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The day of the week and time
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Your role (leader or follower), if applicable
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Are your classes progressive?
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Yes, our classes are designed for specific levels, either Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced. They are also numbered for progression. Ex: Beginner 1, Beginner 2, Beginner 3.
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Can we still join your classes after the course has started?
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It is possible to join after the start date if we assess your level and determine that you could be good match for the group's level. A private lesson might be required to catch up on the curriculum covered so far the course.
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Do you accept "drop-ins"?
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Drop-ins are accepted for all beginner classes if there is availability. Drop-ins are priced higher than courses or memberships. For the best value, please check our classes pages.
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How long are the courses?
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You can find our classes schedules on this site by checking our online calendar. Most courses are 4 weeks at 50 minutes per week.
What should I wear for class?
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We ​recommend indoor dance shoes or slippers with soft soles for turns and clothes that allow easy movement. We discourage wearing excessive jewelry or clothes with a lot of metallic pieces, as these can get stuck in your partners' hair or clothes during turn patterns or close positions.
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Can parents or friends watch?
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Yes, parents​ and friends can sit and watch the class inside the room as long as they do not interrupt the class.
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Do I need to bring a partner?
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In general you will not be required to bring a dance partner to class as we normally rotate partners during the class.
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For any partner dances, you will receive a discount when you register with a partner of the opposite role (leader & follower).