What are the rad levels?

The Vocational Grades are:

• Intermediate Foundation – 11 years and over (non-compulsory)
• Intermediate – 12 years and over.
• Advanced Foundation – 13 years and over (non-compulsory)
• Advanced 1 – 14 years and over.
• Advanced 2 – 15 years and over.
• Solo Seal- Must hold their Advanced 2 with distinction.

What is RAD exam?

There are two examination syllabi, known as Grades Examinations in Dance and Vocational Grades Examinations in Dance. There is also a non-assessed syllabus known as Presentation Classes. All are designed to recognize the progress and achievement of children and young people.

What are the levels of the Rad vocational syllabus?

RAD Vocational Syllabus Intermediate Foundation (non compulsory) Intermediate Advance Foundation (non compulsory) Advance 1 Advance 2 Solo Seal (Only available if you scored distinction for Advanced 2

What are the grades for the Rad exam?

Exam preparation RAD have made recommendations relating to the number of hours required to prepare for a graded or vocational examination. These grades are titled Intermediate Foundation, Intermediate, Advanced Foundation, Advanced 1, Advanced 2. Major exams place a significant more commitment level on the classical ballet students.

How old do you have to be to take the Rad?

Vocational graded examinations (Intermediate Foundation, Intermediate, Advanced Foundation, Advanced 1, Advanced 2) provide an in-depth study of ballet and prepare students for a career in dance (age 11+).

What are the syllabus amendments for Royal Academy of dance?

Syllabus Amendments Pre-Primary and Primary in Dance Grades 1-3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 8 female Grade 8 male Intermediate Foundation Intermediate Advanced Foundation Advanced 1 (female) Advanced 1 (male/female) Advanced 2 (male) Advanced 2 (female)