SACE & VET DANCE
*when enrolling please select February 2025 from the list of available dates
Unlock Your Potential with Generation Dance’s SACE and VET Dance Program for 2025!
Now accepting enrolments for SACE Dance Stage 1 and Stage 2, Generation Dance offers a unique program that goes beyond the basics. If your school doesn’t offer SACE Dance or you’re looking for a higher standard of dance education, consider joining us!
Why Choose SACE?
✨ Exclusive Partnership - SACE Dance is an exclusive, stand-alone course through Thebarton Senior College, held at Generation Dance.
✨ Convenient Schedule - All lessons take place at our studio on Wednesday evenings from 7 PM to 9 PM, designed to fit into busy schedules.
✨ Individualized Attention - With class sizes between 1-8 students, you receive the personalised guidance that leads to outstanding results.
✨ Technique Training - Students are required to attend technique classes either with us or at their own dance studios to ensure comprehensive development.
SACE classes run throughout the school terms and are charged, via monthly direct debit. The 2 hours class cost is $31.90.
VET Dance
Now accepting enrolments for VET Dance courses run through Empowerdance. Students can undertake the Cert II or Cert III in Dance or Assistant Dance Teaching.
Why Choose VET?
✨ Exclusive Partnership - VET is an exclusive, stand-alone course through Empowerdance, held at online. Students must then attend the required hours of practical classes at Generation Dance.
✨ Convenient Schedule - Technique classes are held on Tuesday evening at Generation Dance and Empowerdance offer multiple online class times throughout the week
✨ Individualized Attention - Small class sizes to receive personalised guidance.
VET classes run throughout the school terms and are charged via Empowerdance and then practical class are charged via the Generation Dance fee schedule.
Don't settle for less when it comes to your dance education. Join Generation Dance, and let’s reach new heights together in 2025!
SACE Stage 1 Dance
Dance is a 10-credit subject or a 20-credit subject at Stage 1.
In Stage 1 Dance students develop aesthetic and kinaesthetic intelligence, using the body as an instrument for the expression and communication of ideas. Through the development of practical movement skills and choreographic and performance skills as an artist and experiencing performance as part of an audience, students explore and celebrate the human condition. They consider the role of dance in different cultural contexts, including those of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and its place in transmitting culture. They develop an appreciation of dance as an art form, as well as a life-enrichment opportunity connected to mental and physical well-being.
Dance prepares young people for participation in the 21st century by equipping them with transferrable skills, including critical and creative thinking skills, personal and social skills, and intercultural understanding. Dance develops individuals to be reflective thinkers who can pose and solve problems and work both independently and collaboratively. As students engage with dance practices and practitioners, they develop imaginative ways to make meaning of the world.
Dance has its own movement vocabulary and specific techniques and processes that students learn and apply to their own work as a dancer and choreographer and use to interpret, understand, and appreciate the work of others.
The study of Stage 1 Dance establishes a basis for continuing to study Stage 2 Dance and for further education and employment across many fields, including the art and culture industries. It also provides opportunities to develop and pursue lifelong social and recreational activities.
SACE Stage 2 Dance
Dance is a 20-credit subject at Stage 2.
In Stage 2 Dance students develop aesthetic and kinaesthetic intelligence, using the body as an instrument for the expression and communication of ideas. Through the development of practical movement skills and choreographic and performance skills as an artist and experiencing performance as part of an audience, students explore and celebrate the human condition. They consider the role of dance in diverse contexts that may include those of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and its place in transmitting culture. They develop an appreciation of dance as an art form, as well as a life-enrichment opportunity connected to mental and physical well-being.
Students specialise in a dance genre and also explore dance in diverse contexts. Genre refers to the broad categories of dance based on shared, identifiable characteristics, such as contemporary, ballet, jazz, tap, ballroom, break-dancing, hip hop, and world dance (e.g. classical Indian dance, Thai classical dance, Irish dance). The genre chosen will depend on the interests and abilities of the student cohort, the expertise of the teacher, and the availability of facilities and resources.
Dance prepares young people for participation in the 21st century by equipping them with transferrable skills, including critical and creative thinking skills, and intercultural understanding. Dance develops individuals who are reflective thinkers, enabling them to refine their thinking and technical and expressive skills to communicate and give expression to social, cultural, and personal experience. Students learn to pose and solve problems, and work independently and collaboratively.
Dance has its own movement vocabulary and specific techniques and processes that students learn and apply to their own work as a dancer and choreographer and use to interpret, understand, and appreciate the work of others.
As students engage with dance practice and practitioners in diverse contexts, they develop imaginative and innovative ways to make meaning of the world. Dance establishes a basis for further education and employment across many fields, including the arts and culture industries. It also provides opportunities to pursue lifelong social and recreational activities.
VET Courses
Certificate II or III in Dance
Certificate III in Assistant Dance Teaching
Contact Generation Dance or Empowerdance to find out more about these courses