Creative Dance (ages 5 to 7)
Creative dance develops expressiveness and certain basic qualities valuable for future dance training. As such, it constitutes a good introduction to the various types of theatrical dance available to older children. The creative dance class allows young children to build coordination, body awareness and rhythm, while developing good listening skills, expressiveness and creativity through movement. 

Beginner 5 and 6 year olds should register in level 1 (Danse créative 1). Level 2 (Danse  créative 2) is for 6 and 7 year olds who have completed level 1 and can also be suitable for 7 year old beginners, following the teacher's recommendation.

Ballet  (ages 7 and above)
Classical Ballet is the basis of all theatrical dance forms. Though it requires many years of intensive training to master, it is accessible to any individual who desires to dance for his or her own pleasure. Intimately associated with classical ballet, pointe work is begun after at least four years of training, with the recommendation of the teacher, and only when a student has acquired sound basic technique and when feet, ankles and legs are sufficiently strong. L'École de danse de Québec offers at least seven levels of classical ballet training for children and teens. Two classes per week are scheduled from the fourth level (Élémentaire I). Pointework is available from level 5 (Élémentaire II).

Tap Dance (ages 7 and above)
Tap dance is popular, fun and accessible to all. Introduced by African-Americans, tap dance experienced its heyday during the 1930’s and became a mainstay of musical theatre productions. Metal taps on the toes and heels of the shoes characterizes this dance form, which consists largely of creating a wide range of rhythms with one’s feet. Although largely based on the Al Gilbert technique, tap dance classes at L'École de danse de Québec are influenced by both traditional and modern styles.