To provide a platform for dancers to showcase their skills.

To offer dance classes and workshops taught by renowned choreographers.

To host dance competitions and award prizes to the winners.

All of the above.

Hip hop

Jazz

Contemporary

Bharatanatyam

10-18 years old

13-25 years old

16-30 years old

18-40 years old

A single day of intensive training in a specific dance style.

A weekend-long event with multiple classes and workshops.

A week-long intensive with daily classes and rehearsals.

Any of the above.

Improving dance skills and technique.

Learning new choreography from renowned choreographers.

Networking with other dancers and industry professionals.

All of the above.

Dance conventions focus on education and training, while dance competitions focus on performance and awards.

Dance conventions are typically held over multiple days, while dance competitions are typically held over a single day.

Dance conventions are open to dancers of all levels, while dance competitions are typically reserved for more experienced dancers.

All of the above.

World of Dance

The Dance Awards

Jump Dance Convention

All of the above

To evaluate dancers' performances and provide feedback.

To select dancers for scholarships and awards.

To ensure that the convention runs smoothly and according to schedule.

All of the above.

The high cost of registration and travel expenses.

The intense competition and pressure to perform well.

The lack of personalized attention from instructors due to large class sizes.

All of the above.

Arrive prepared with the necessary dance attire and equipment.

Be open to learning new styles and techniques from different choreographers.

Network with other dancers and industry professionals to build connections.

All of the above.

Becoming a professional dancer in a dance company.

Teaching dance at a studio or school.

Working as a choreographer for stage or screen productions.

All of the above.

Checking online dance calendars and websites.

Following dance organizations and studios on social media.

Networking with other dancers and industry professionals.

All of the above.

Arrive early to register and get settled before classes start.

Bring plenty of water and snacks to stay hydrated and energized.

Be prepared to take notes and ask questions during classes.

All of the above.

They provide a platform for dancers to showcase their skills and talents.

They offer opportunities for dancers to learn from renowned choreographers and instructors.

They help dancers network with other dancers and industry professionals.

All of the above.

They help dancers improve their technique and performance skills.

They expose dancers to different styles and genres of dance.

They provide opportunities for dancers to collaborate with other dancers and choreographers.

All of the above.