Teacher Training

Foundation Students – Top left: Trixy Alberga, Sarah Hill, Kaye Barker, Kirsten Couldwell, Tom Liddle & Leda Mileto (Croydon, October 2022)
Featured Post

Professional Certificate students & tutors: Left to right standing: Raquel Costabile, Aga Teodorowska, Bin Tan, Despina Patsika & Rosalind Ridout

Students at Kaye’s Dalcroze Taster Day in St. Andrew’s Church Centre, Ealing, London

Professional Certificate students 2019: Giusi Mazzella, Michelle Barraclough, Ieva Udre, Kaye Barker (tutor), Bin Tan & Shannon McIntosh

Teacher training

Foundation Students performing a movement piece using the ostinato rhythm from Dave Brubeck’s Take Five & the grouping of the 5 beats. December 2022

Students train to become Dalcroze practitioners and teachers in three stages. They work towards exams created by the Dalcroze Eurhythmics International Examination Board (DEIEB). The course lasts three years with an award at the end of each year (Year 1 – Foundation, Year 2 – Intermediate, Year 3 – Professional Certificate). The three years do not have to be consecutive. After receiving an award students can come back at a later date to complete their training. The Professional Certificate award enables the holder to call themselves a Dalcroze Eurhythmics teacher and they are able to teach children and adult beginners. Each Teacher Training course has a Director of Studies. The Director of Studies for Dalcroze UK is Dr Karin Greenhead.

Foundation & Intermediate weekly training: Ealing, London Sep 2023 – May 2024

Autumn Term: 18th Sep 2023 – 4th Dec 2023 (no class 23rd Oct)

Spring Term: 22nd Jan 2024 – 18th March 2024 (no class 12th Feb)

Summer Term: 15th April 2024 – 20th May (no class 6th May)

In September 2022 the Foundation course was offered for those unable to commit to weekends or who preferred to study on a weekly basis. From September 2023 the Foundation and Intermediate courses are on offer at Ealing and once again the sessions will take place on Monday evenings 6.30 – 9.0 pm (tbc) If you wish to sign up for the Foundation Award or you wish to proceed to the Intermediate Award (having gained the Foundation Award) then please contact Kaye at dalcrozemoves@gmail.com and/or Sandi Smith at admin@dalcroze.org.uk

The sessions take place at St. Andrew’s Church Centre, Mount Park Road, Ealing, W5 2RS. There are 24 classes split between autumn, spring and summer. The 2.5 hour sessions consists of 90 minutes of rhythmics followed by 1 hour of aural training, improvisation, creative movement or a seminar on the written work that is required by the award. In addition there are online classes making 60 hours of in-person training and 30 hours of online training. The cost is circa £2,600 which includes participation in the Dalcroze UK Spring Course 2024 which is compulsory. It also includes membership of Dalcroze UK which gives students access to many hours of online training and discounts on other Dalcroze UK courses. Bursaries are available for teacher training courses. Please contact Sandi Smith at the email address below.

The venue is close to Ealing Broadway station which is on the Central & District tube lines and the Elizabeth line. There is free parking on site.

If you ONLY wish to attend the rhythmics classes and don’t sign up to the Foundation course then you will pay the following. In this instance you will attend the rhythmics session each week 6.30 – 8.0 pm.

Here are the costs for those who wish to join the rhythmics classes only.

£88 for any 6 sessions/£68 seniors & students

Drop-in £15/£13 seniors & students

Contact dalcrozemoves@gmail.com to pay or alternatively pay by PayPal by going to your PayPal account. Send your payment to PayPal.Me/dalcrozemoves (please tick the option ‘pay friends or family’)

Foundation movement piece showing 6/8 & 3/4 time signatures

Teacher training in eight intensive weekends: East Croydon, Sep 2023 – May 2024

Dalcroze UK also offers training via eight intensive weekends, which take place in Croydon, South of London. This has been the regular centre for teacher training in the UK for many years. It is led by the Director of Studies, Karin Greenhead who is supported by Jacqueline Vann, both of whom hold the Diplôme Supérieur. Kaye also teaches on this course.

If you are interested in signing up for the Foundation or Intermediate courses from September 2023 then please contact either Kaye on dalcrozemoves@gmail.com or Sandi Smith at admin@dalcroze.org.uk Please note that if you wish to study for the Intermediate Award you are required to have passed the exams for the Foundation Award. In exceptional circumstances students may be accepted onto the Intermediate course without the Foundation Award. Registration needs to be made by the end of August 2023 to guarantee a place on the course.

Latest Posts

Dalcroze Australia – Summer Scene (January 2023)

In January 2023 I was invited as international guest teacher to Dalcroze Australia’s first in-person course for three years. I was delighted to be asked and the experience exceeded all my expectations. The course took place in Melbourne at a school with excellent facilities for teaching the three branches of Dalcroze Eurhythmics: a large hall…

Spring into Dalcroze 2023 – Early Bird deadline today!

31st January 2023 is the deadline for the Early Bird prices for the Dalcroze UK’s Spring into Dalcroze 2023 course which takes place 2-5 April at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester, England, UK. Today the course costs £440 for non-members but tomorrow it will cost £480! Book today to take advantage of…

The Joy of Dalcroze

Each Monday evening in a large hall in Ealing bubbles of joy keep rising up during our rhythmics classes, in spite of our troubles and the wider troubles of the world. If you have been reading these posts or have simply glanced at this website you will surely know that since last summer I have…

Dalcroze, life & running

The funeral of my father-in-law took place on the Scottish island of Islay in the southern Hebrides. It was a beautiful occasion. The church was filled to the brim with the local community and this was followed by a walk behind the hearse around the bay to the cemetery. Another ceremony took place at the…

Loading…

Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.

Follow Me

Get new content delivered directly to your inbox.

%d bloggers like this:
search previous next tag category expand menu location phone mail time cart zoom edit close