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What are Student teacher, Associate, Licentiate, and Fellow et cetera.
Posted by HaOanhTranThanh
4/22/2002  8:18:00 PM
Hello, every ones
As far as we know, there are two international style syllabi -the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing (ISTD) and the International Dance Teachers' Association (IDTA). All Syllabi of ISTD for ten dances are divided into four groups, as follow: Student teacher, Associate, Licentiate, and Fellow.
Some body said: Student teacher is equal Pre-bronze, Associate is equal Bronze, Licentiate is equal Silver and Fellow is equal Gold.
Could you make clear for us?
What is meaning of these ones, how is it different from them and the use of thsese ones?


Thank for any responses

HaOanh TranThanh

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