Senior Advanced Dance in Glasgow
For Ambitious Performers
G12 Performing Arts provides senior advanced dance in Glasgow for dancers aged 13+ who are ready for challenging, varied training across multiple disciplines. Based at Kelvin Hall in Glasgow’s West End, this Thursday evening class combines technical development, versatility and performance skills for students who want to push their dancing further, including those working towards future professional training or careers.
Advanced Dance Training at G12 Performing Arts
- Advanced multi-style dance training for students aged 13+
- Thursday evening training from 5pm to 9:30pm
- Stretch, contemporary, hip hop, jazz, modern, tap, ballet, commercial and more
- Challenging training designed for committed senior dancers
- Highly trained professional teaching staff
- Focus on helping each student work towards their personal best
- Part of G12’s wider progression pathway for young performers
- Training at Kelvin Hall in Glasgow’s West End

What Is the Senior Advanced Dance Class?
Senior Advanced is G12 Performing Arts’ extended advanced dance class for students aged 13 and over.
Rather than concentrating on one discipline, the class exposes dancers to a broad range of styles within one training programme. Students can work across stretch and conditioning, contemporary, hip hop, jazz, modern, tap, ballet, commercial dance and other forms of movement.
The variety is designed to challenge experienced dancers while helping them become more adaptable performers. Students are encouraged to refine existing strengths, respond to different styles and continue developing the technical and performance qualities needed at a more advanced level.
For dancers progressing through G12, Senior Advanced can form part of the next stage after our wider Senior Performing Arts programme.
Developing Versatility Across Different Dance Styles
Advanced dancers are often expected to move confidently between different techniques, movement qualities and performance styles.
The Senior Advanced class gives students experience across complementary disciplines, including:
- Stretch and flexibility work
- Contemporary Dance
- Hip Hop
- Jazz Dance
- Modern Dance
- Tap Dance
- RAD Ballet
- Commercial dance
- Additional styles introduced as part of training
Working across different disciplines can help dancers improve their ability to adapt to contrasting choreography, music and performance demands.
Students can also explore G12’s wider Dance Classes where additional specialist training is appropriate.
What Students Can Develop Through Advanced Dance Training
Our dance classes for teenagers in Glasgow are intended to be fun and rewarding, but students should also expect to be challenged.
Depending on the material being covered, training can support development in areas such as:
- Strength, flexibility and physical control
- Coordination, balance and alignment
- Dance technique across multiple disciplines
- Musicality, rhythm and timing
- Learning and retaining more demanding choreography
- Movement quality and stylistic adaptability
- Performance confidence and stage presence
- Focus, commitment and resilience
The aim is not simply to learn more routines. Students are encouraged to understand how they perform, identify areas they can improve and work consistently towards their own personal best.
Advanced Training for Dancers Considering Their Next Steps
Our Senior Advanced teenage dance lessons in Glasgow can be particularly valuable for students who are thinking seriously about where dance could take them.
Some dancers may be considering further performing arts training or a professional career. Others may simply want a more challenging environment in which to develop their abilities and enjoy dancing at a higher level.
G12 supports both ambitions.
The school’s wider approach places confidence and personal development alongside technical achievement. Advanced training therefore gives students room to challenge themselves without suggesting that every dancer needs to follow the same pathway.
Students interested in structured syllabus work can also explore ISTD Dance Classes, while Musical Theatre Dance offers another route for performers interested in combining movement with theatrical performance.

Part of the G12 Dance Progression Pathway
Senior Advanced sits within a wider journey that allows dancers to build their skills over time.
Students may begin performing arts at a young age before progressing through Junior Performing Arts, Intermediate Classes and Senior Training.
This progression gives dancers opportunities to build foundations before moving towards more demanding work as their confidence, technique and experience develop.
Families can explore the wider pathway through Stages at G12.
Who Is Senior Advanced Dance Suitable For?
The class is designed for dancers aged 13 years and over who are ready for more challenging training.
It may suit students who:
- Want to develop across several dance styles
- Enjoy being challenged technically and creatively
- Want to improve strength, flexibility and performance ability
- Are committed to progressing their dance training
- Want experience of contrasting choreography and movement styles
- Are considering further or professional dance training
- Want to become more confident and versatile performers
Because this is an advanced class, the most appropriate starting point will depend on a dancer’s existing experience and ability. The G12 team can advise families on whether Senior Advanced is the right fit.
FAQs
What Age Is the Senior Advanced Dance Class For?
Senior Advanced is for dancers aged 13 years and over. As the class is designed to provide challenging training, suitability may also depend on the student’s existing dance experience and current ability.
When Does the Senior Advanced Class Take Place?
The class takes place on Thursday evenings from 5pm to 9:30pm, providing an extended training session in which students can work across a variety of dance styles.
What Dance Styles Are Included?
Training includes stretch, contemporary, hip hop, jazz, modern, tap, ballet, commercial dance and more. Working across multiple disciplines helps students experience different techniques, movement qualities and performance demands.
Is the Class Only for Students Who Want a Professional Dance Career?
No. The class can support dancers considering professional training, but professional ambitions are not essential. It is also suitable for committed students who simply want to challenge themselves, improve their technique and develop as performers.
Does My Child Need Previous Dance Experience?
As Senior Advanced is a challenging class, previous dance training is likely to be valuable. Suitability depends on the individual dancer’s experience and ability, so parents can contact the G12 team for guidance before registering.
Take Your Dance Training Further at G12
For dancers aged 13+ who are ready to work harder, broaden their abilities and experience a varied programme of advanced training, Senior Advanced provides a challenging next step. Students train across multiple dance styles while developing technique, versatility, confidence and performance skills with support from G12’s experienced teaching team.
