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Tertiary and Full Time Courses
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 AUT UNIVERSITY
Region: Upper North Island New Zealand's dance scene is evolving and diversifying, yet it's also one that's continually searching for people who can meet its requirements. AUT's Bachelor of Dance is 'dance with difference' – the papers,
the students and their career objectives are diverse, and the staff make the degree work for the individual student's interests. This degree is a foot in the door, both nationally and internationally, as students gain career experience while studying. The staff live and breathe dance and have international backgrounds. It is a vibrant environment for dance students, in which they can engage in research processes
and be part of a large health faculty, in the School of Sport and Recreation. DANZ PRINCIPAL SUPPORTER
Phone: 0800 288 864 Email: courseinfo@aut.ac.nz Web Site: http://www.aut.ac.nz/study-at-aut/study-areas/sport--and--recreation/qualifications/undergraduate/bachelor-of-dance
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CHRISTCHURCH DANCE EDUCATION BURSARY TRUST Contact: Sandra Greig MNZM
Region: Upper South Island The Trust awards annual bursaries to Canterbury Dance students accepted and enrolled in International or National accredited professional dance training programmes and provides masterclasses for advanced students with International tutors.
Phone: (03) 358 3950 Email: greig5@xtra.co.nz
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LIZ MELCHIOR
Region: Lower North Island Liz teaches dance in Primary and Secondary Teacher Education programmes. She also provides professional development and support to Primary and Secondary teachers implementing the dance curriculum in their classrooms.
Phone: (04) 463 9540
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NASDA
Region: Upper South Island The National Academy of Singing and Dramatic Art (NASDA) is dedicated to excellence in music theatre training and aims to produce fully integrated performers capable of employment throughout the performing arts industry. The successful performer anywhere in the industry today needs to be versatile and dynamic, with an ability to act, sing, and dance. NASDA offers a Bachelor of Performing Arts degree which combines these disciplines to produce a highly skilled "triple threat" performer. DANZ PRINCIPAL SUPPORTER
Phone: 0800 24 24 76 Email: info@nasda.co.nz Web Site: www.nasda.co.nz
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NEW ZEALAND SCHOOL OF DANCE
Region: Lower North Island The New Zealand School of Dance, one of the southern hemisphere's leading tertiary dance institutions, is a national centre of excellence affording professional training in both classical ballet and contemporary dance. The School offers a two-year National Certificate in Dance Performance or a three-year National Diploma in Dance Performance. DANZ PRINCIPAL SUPPORTER
Phone: (04) 381 9211 Fax: (04) 389 4996 Email: dance@nzschdance.org.nz Web Site: http://www.danz.org.nz/TertiaryCourses/nzsd.php
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 RHYTHM NATION DANCE AND THEATRE COMPANY Contact: Emily Reid (Director)
Region: Upper South Island Rhythm Nation is your one stop shop for dance offering jazz, tap, hip hop, contemporary, musical theatre, samba breakdancing, drama, singing, indian, cheerleading and more to students from 2 - whatever.
Phone: (03) 960 7632 or 027 4 RHYTHM (749846) Email: info@rhythmnationdance.co.nz Web Site: http://www.rhythmnationdance.co.nz
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ROYAL ACADEMY OF DANCE (RAD) Contact: Janet Taylor
Region: Lower North Island The Royal Academy of Dance is the largest ballet examination and teacher training institution in the world. The New Zealand office can put people in touch with RAD-trained teachers in this country. DANZ ASSOCIATE SUPPORTER.
Phone: (04) 382 8924 Fax: (04) 382 8200 Email: info@rad.org.nz Web Site: www.rad.org.nz
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TDENNZA Contact: DANZ
Region: National TDENNZA is the Tertiary Dance Educators Network of New Zealand Aotearoa. Members of TDENNZA are New Zealand Tertiary Institutes that offer dance courses. DANZ administers this membership.
Phone: 04 801 9885 Email: danz@danz.org.nz Web Site: http://www.danz.org.nz/tertiary_courses.php
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THE APOLLO THEATRE SCHOOL Contact: Sarah Boocock
Region: Upper North Island The Apollo Theatre School is a full time training facility offering two NZQA approved & accredited tertiary level courses; the one year Certificate in Preparatory Dance and the two year Diploma in Musical Theatre. The Apollo Theatre School recognises the need for quality training and aims to become internationally recognised as a producer of musical theatre artists, performers and dance teachers. A unique approach of the school is to offer individually tailored timetables which cater to a range of abilities and skill levels in a variety of subjects and enables students to maximise their potential. A key focus is to support students in their performance goals, the audition process and the pursuit of professional opportunities. In addition to their performance based training students are able to pursue teaching qualifications which allow them to access a variety of career paths. Subjects studied include Classical Ballet, American Jazz, Tap, Hip Hop, Ballroom & Latin, Pilates, Integrated Heath & Fitness Training, Vocals, Speech & Drama, Repertoire, Makeup & Hair, Musicals Appreciation, Choreography, Performance, Nutrition, Audition Technique and Teacher Training. DANZ PRINCIPAL SUPPORTER
Phone: (09) 475 6186 or 021 652 654 Email: apollotheatreschool@yahoo.co.nz Web Site: www.danz.org.nz/TertiaryCourses/apollo_school.php
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UNITEC SCHOOL OF PERFORMING AND SCREEN ARTS Contact: Charene Griggs
Region: Upper North Island New Zealand's largest education provider of contemporary dance. Practitioner-based programmes and cutting edge choreographic and technology practices. Established professionals as tutoring staff. DANZ PRINCIPAL SUPPORTER
Phone: (09) 815 4321 ext 7117 Fax: (09) 815 3096 Email: cgriggs@unitec.ac.nz Web Site: http://www.danz.org.nz/TertiaryCourses/unitec_dance.php
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UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND Contact: Associate Professor Ralph Buck
Region: Upper North Island National Institute of Creative Arts and Industries Dance Programme. The undergraduate curriculum and PhD course support and encourage the development of the individual student as a dance teacher, performer and scholar. Modern Ballet, contemporary dance techniques, choreography, dance education, community dance, dance and technology, dance history, dance kinesiology and dance performance form the core of the programme. DANZ PRINCIPAL SUPPORTER
Phone: (09) 373 7599 x88705 Email: f.fernandez@auckland.ac.nz Web Site: http://www.danz.org.nz/TertiaryCourses/auckland_university_dance.php
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UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND, TE KURA AKORANGA O TAMAKI MAKAURAU
Region: Upper North Island Faculty of Education (Incorporating Auckland College of Education). Teach Dance in Education. Dance is now a compulsory part of school life and there are increasing numbers of jobs available in this exciting new curriculum area. Join New Zealand's leading teacher education provider for preparation to teach in secondary, primary and early childhood education sectors. Bring your artistry to teaching and create cutting edge specialist programmes in dance. A variety of programmes is offered for all sectors from 1 year postgraduate programmes, part time holiday courses and three year degree programmes.
Phone: 0800 61 62 63 Fax: (09) 623 8950 Email: education@auckland.ac.nz Web Site: www.education.auckland.ac.nz
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UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO Contact: Alison East, Senior Teaching Fellow
Region: Lower South Island The Dance Studies programme at the University of Otago provides a unique opportunity to study dance as a major focus within the Arts and Sciences. Dance Studies involve the theoretical and practical exploration of dance as well as exploring its diversity within social, educational, artistic and cultural contexts. Research focus areas are: Dance Education, Somatics, Choreography as Research. DANZ PRINCIPAL SUPPORTER
Phone: (03) 479 8965 Email: dance@pooka.otago.ac.nz Web Site: http://www.danz.org.nz/TertiaryCourses/otago_university_dance.php
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UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO Contact: Karen Barbour
Region: Central North Island Undergraduate papers in Dance and Maori Performing Arts are available as supporting subjects to all students enrolled in a range of degrees. The undergraduate papers allow students to pursue their passion for movement and performance alongside other areas of tertiary study. The papers enhance students' core skills and allow them to develop as Dance and/or Maori Performing Arts scholars, teachers, performers, researchers and choreographers. DANZ PRINCIPAL SUPPORTER
Phone: (07) 838 4500 Email: karenb@waikato.ac.nz Web Site: http://www.danz.org.nz/TertiaryCourses/waikato_dance.php
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WHITIREIA PERFORMING ARTS (AT WPAC) Contact: Gaylene Sciascia / Tuaine Robati
Region: Lower North Island Kaupapa: Celebration of Cultural Diversity of Aotearoa - Tu Tangata - to stand tall through successful Involvement in the Performing Arts. Breaking Dance Boundaries. Tertiary courses in Contemporary/Pasifika, Maori, Cook Is, Samoan, Hip Hop Funk, Self Management, Perspectives, Vocals, Screen and Drama, Corporate Shows, Special Events, Cultural Tourism, Dance in Education, Performing Arts Self Management and Management. Travel and performances at overseas festivals each year. DANZ PRINCIPAL SUPPORTER
Phone: Freephone (within NZ) 0800 WHITIREIA (0800 944 847) or (04) 238 6225 Email: info@whitireia.ac.nz Web Site: http://www.danz.org.nz/TertiaryCourses/wperfarts_dance.php
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WPAC - WHITIREIA PERFORMING ARTS COMPANY LTD Contact: Course leader: Ann Anderson
Region: Lower North Island A 2 year full time course designed to equip students with a degree of technical artistic and interpretative skill in commercial dance and to provide the opportunity for practical performing experience. Entry by audition. DANZ PRINCIPAL SUPPORTER
Phone: 04 238 6225 Fax: 04 385 0486 Email: wpac@whitireia.ac.nz Web Site: http://www.danz.org.nz/TertiaryCourses/wperfarts_dance.php
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