Students at our Talento Emergente program
CND Educa
In recent days at the CND headquarters we have hosted the students participating in the Emerging Talent program, belonging to Valencia en Danza and the School of Dance Roser Muñoz.
The Talento Emergente activity is aimed at students in their final years of the Professional and Superior Conservatories of dance in Spain, as well as international courses and dance competitions. The participants have had the opportunity to attend as auditors to the rehearsals of our dancers, and to take the class with the CND dancers.
As a proposal derived from the educational activities of CND Educa, Talento Emergente aims to support the professionalization of the sector, providing students with different learning oportunities and experiences.
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