C.A.E.A.P. Valencian Dance Professional Center

C.A.E.A.P. Centre Professional de Dansa Valencià is an authorized dance school and professional dance center in Valencia that has been providing dance education for over 40 years. Founded in 1982, the center offers both regulated official dance training programs and non-regulated dance classes across multiple disciplines. The center is authorized by the Consellería de Educación y Ciencia to provide elementary and professional teachings in classical dance and Spanish dance. Under the leadership of pedagogical director Mª. José Crespo and general director Ana Miralles since 2002, the center employs teaching staff with advanced qualifications who engage in continuous training. The center offers training pathways for those seeking to become professional dancers through official programs, as well as recreational dance classes for students starting from scratch. Disciplines include ballet, flamenco, contemporary dance, jazz dance, and Spanish dance, with classes available for different levels and age groups.

The center is located at Calle Calixto III, 11 y 13, bajos, Valencia, Spain.

The center offers regulated programs including elementary dance studies, professional classical dance studies, and professional Spanish dance studies that lead to official qualifications. Non-regulated classes are offered in ballet, flamenco, contemporary dance, and jazz dance. Ballet classes are available for all levels and ages starting from age 3, including professional-level training. Flamenco classes range from beginner to professional levels, with professional classes including tablao and bata de cola resources. Jazz classes follow Classic Jazz Dance style based on Matt Mattox and Bob Fosse techniques. Contemporary dance classes combine ballet-derived technique with improvisation and body awareness. Spanish dance training includes flamenco, escuela bolera, danza estilizada, and folclore.

Students of all ages and levels can join the center's programs. Those seeking official dance qualifications can enroll in regulated programs, while recreational students can take non-regulated classes. Free trial classes are offered for prospective students.

The center caters to students from age 3 through adults. Children can begin dance classes at age 3, jazz classes from age 6, and elementary dance studies typically begin around age 8. Professional classical and Spanish dance studies usually begin at age 12. Adult groups are available at different levels, including beginner and advanced classes.

The center offers opportunities for students to become professional dancers through its regulated programs, which lead to the official title of Técnico/a de las Enseñanzas Profesionales de Danza in classical dance or Spanish dance specialties. Professional-level training is available in ballet, flamenco, contemporary, and jazz dance.

The center follows official regulated curriculum for elementary and professional dance studies authorized by the Consellería de Educación y Ciencia. Jazz classes are based on Classic Jazz Dance technique following the methods of Matt Mattox and Bob Fosse, with references to Broadway and Hollywood choreography. The center follows the legacy of Ana Roca-Monzó in jazz dance instruction.

The center has participated regularly in dance days, meetings, festivals, and charity performances.

Contact the center by phone at 96 385 80 54, by email at redacted@example.com, or visit the location at Calle Calixto III, 11 y 13, bajos, Valencia.