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Dance Formation child's
School of Professional Training in dance for girls, boys and adolescents.
The Professional Dance Training for boys, girls, and adolescents offers a comprehensive pathway in the field of contemporary and classical dance. The classes combine technique, body expression, coordination, and musicality, developing physical skills, creativity, and confidence in movement with a specialized teaching team.
The program includes styles such as contemporary dance, classical ballet, and jazz, along with physical training and flexibility work. It also includes acrobatics and tap dance, contributing strength, rhythm, coordination, and precision, all essential for the complete development of today’s dancer.
Throughout the course, students take part in various choreographic showcases and live performances, fostering stage experience and the development of artistic skills in a dynamic and professional environment.
The training is complemented with practical dance experience, guided rehearsals, and continuous educational follow-up, integrating technique, expression, dance culture, and current styles to build a versatile artistic profile prepared for the professional sector.
Awards.
Awarded for Professional Excellence.
Gold Medal for Merit at Work.
Professional Training Program in Dance
Age and Duration
From 10 to 18 years old.
Each level (Intermediate and Advanced) has an approximate duration of three academic years, from September to June.
Evaluation Criteria
Continuous assessment with technical monitoring and a final theoretical-practical exam.
Certification
Private certification endorsed by Factory Ballet Madrid and its teaching team.
Artistic Specialties
- Classical ballet
- Broadway jazz
- Tap dance
- Acrobatics
- Choreographic lab
- Stage lab
- P.T.B. (Progressing Ballet Technique)
- Flexibility
- Audition preparation (attitude, emotional control, stage presence)
- Technique, choreography, and repertoire for auditions
Admission Tests and Evaluation
- Admission to Intermediate Level (4th and 5th year) requires a personal interview and assessment of technical level.
- Admission to Advanced Level (6th year) requires passing an advanced-level evaluation.
- The process includes an individual interview to assess artistic profile, experience, and future projection.
Admission period: from May 4 to June 19, 2026 (until places are filled). Applications: contacto@factoryballet.com
Audition Format
Applicants residing in Madrid: in-person audition. Applicants outside Madrid: online audition.
In both cases, prior submission of artistic CV, photographs, or video is required. Confirmation is sent by email with assigned date and time.
In both cases, prior submission of artistic CV, photographs, or video is required. Confirmation is sent by email with assigned date and time.
Call
Date: July 6, 2026
Time: 9:30
Age: from 12 to 18 years old
Levels: Intermediate (4th–5th) and Advanced (6th)
Venue: C/ Santa Hortensia, 23 – Factory Ballet company headquarters
Access: prior submission of CV, video, and photographic material
Time: 9:30
Age: from 12 to 18 years old
Levels: Intermediate (4th–5th) and Advanced (6th)
Venue: C/ Santa Hortensia, 23 – Factory Ballet company headquarters
Access: prior submission of CV, video, and photographic material
Training Proposal
Comprehensive training with personalized follow-up, individual tutoring, and a professional focus. Oriented toward auditions, competitions, and stage development, combining technique, repertoire, and performance experience.
Artistic Direction and Academic Planning
Coordinates the organization of schedules, training program, individual tutoring, scholarships, auditions, competitions, and performance calendar.
Audiovisual and Communication Area
Audiovisual recording of classes and performances, content production for events, and support for artistic promotion. In the final year, a professional video CV and photo portfolio are produced.
Stage Costume Design
Design and management of costumes for performances and stage projects of the company.
Management and Production
Administrative coordination of the company, management of internal processes, and organization of performance dates and events.
F.P SCHEDULE IN CHILDREN'S DANCE
Location 1 · C/ Sta. Hortensia, 23 · Chamartín
4th Course
Access with level test
Monday
Contemporary
17:30–18:30
Tap Dance
19:00–20:00
Tuesday
Classical Ballet (+10 years)
17:30–19:00
Broadway Jazz
19:00–20:00
Wednesday
Contemporary
17:30–18:30
Tap Dance
19:00–20:00
Thursday
Classical Ballet (+10 years)
17:30–19:00
Broadway Jazz
19:00–20:00
Friday
Classical Ballet (+10 years)
18:30–20:00
Saturday
Acrobatics
09:30–10:30
5th Course
Access with level test
Monday
Contemporary
17:30–18:30
Tap Dance
19:00–20:00
Tuesday
Classical Ballet
18:00–19:30
Broadway Jazz
20:00–21:30
Wednesday
Contemporary
17:30–18:30
Tap Dance
19:00–20:00
Thursday
Classical Ballet
18:00–19:30
Broadway Jazz
20:00–21:30
Friday
Classical Ballet
18:30–20:30
Saturday
Acrobatics
10:00–11:10
Classical Ballet
11:00–12:30
Stage Lab
12:30–14:00
6th Course
Access with level test
Monday
Contemporary
17:30–18:30
Classical Ballet
18:30–20:00
Tuesday
Pointe Work – Repertoire
18:00–20:00
Broadway Jazz
20:00–21:30
Wednesday
Contemporary
17:30–18:30
Classical Ballet
18:30–20:00
Thursday
Pointe Work – Repertoire
18:00–20:00
Broadway Jazz
20:00–21:30
Friday
Pointe Work – Repertoire
18:00–20:00
Saturday
Acrobatics
09:30–10:30
Classical Ballet
11:00–12:30
Stage Lab
12:30–14:00
Musical Project Lab
12:30–14:00
Frequently Asked Questions about Children’s and Youth Dance Training in Madrid
This is a structured dance program that develops students’ technique, coordination, and body awareness in children and youth stages.
The training is organized into progressive levels (intermediate and advanced), adapting technical content in classical ballet, contemporary dance, jazz, tap dance, and acrobatics to the student’s development.
In intermediate and advanced levels, a placement test is carried out in order to assess technical abilities and assign the most appropriate group.
The program includes classical ballet, contemporary dance, jazz, tap dance, acrobatics, and stage laboratory applied to dance.
Students take part in showcases and internal performances as part of the pedagogical process and continuous assessment.
To provide progressive technical dance training within a structured level-based pathway.
Its technical and progressive approach, focused on the physical, artistic, and disciplinary development of students within a level-based system.
Benefits of Professional Dance Training for Children and Youth
- Placement test admission: Access to different levels is determined through technical assessment, allowing students to join according to their level of development and experience.
- Ages 10 to 18 pathway: Progressive training adapted to the different developmental stages of the student, from beginner to advanced levels.
- Groups by level and experience: Organization by levels allows technical work to be adjusted to each group’s abilities and progression.
- Multidisciplinary dance training: Integration of classical ballet, contemporary dance, jazz, tap dance, and acrobatics with a technical and progressive approach.
- Technical and physical development: Training in coordination, strength, flexibility, musicality, and body awareness applied to dance.
- Structured training methodology: Classes focused on technical development through exercises, progressions, and choreographic work.
- Stage experience: Participation in showcases and performances as part of the training process.
- Educational progression: Preparation to continue dance studies or access higher-level technical and artistic programs.