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Finland International Summer Ballet School

Finland International Summer Ballet School — week of 21–26 June 2027

Leipätehdas (Helsingin Tanssiopisto), Kaikukatu 4 A, Helsinki, FI

Applications: Status not confirmed — deadline 30 Apr 2027

Schedule

Sorted by course start – 26 Jun 2027

  • Intermediate / Youth — 9–12

    Intermediate / Youth — 9–12. Course-overview age group. The official application page and form publish different age bands; that conflict remains unresolved.

  • Intermediate / Young students — 13–15

    Intermediate / Young students — 13–15. Course-overview age group. The official application page and form publish different age bands; that conflict remains unresolved.

  • Advanced / Professional / Semi-professional — 16–19+ · Ages 16+

    Advanced / Professional / Semi-professional — 16–19+. Course-overview age group. The official application page and form publish different age bands; that conflict remains unresolved.

  • Adult ballet classes — open level

    Adult ballet classes — open level. Course-overview age group. The official application page and form publish different age bands; that conflict remains unresolved.

Prices

  • €150 · From (per week)

    Per-week tuition; spans level (adult open level to advanced). Accommodation and meals not included.

  • €475 · To (per week)

    Per-week tuition; spans level (adult open level to advanced). Accommodation and meals not included.

Application

Status
Status not confirmed — deadline 30 Apr 2027
Deadline
30 Apr 2027

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Submission requirements not stated — check with the provider.

Course-overview age group. The official application page and form publish different age bands; that conflict remains unresolved.

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Discipline

  • classical
  • pointe
  • repertoire
  • character
  • contemporary
  • intermediate
  • advanced
  • open
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Data last updated 10 Sept 2026 · always confirm details with the provider before applying.