FAQ

What safety measures are in place at Yashin Studios?

At Yashin Studios, the safety of your child is our top priority. Our studio is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and follows strict safety protocols, including regular cleaning, well-maintained equipment, and supervised classes to ensure a secure learning environment.
How are the classes structured to ensure systematic learning?

Our hip hop (locking) courses are designed with a clear, systematic curriculum that includes specific goals and milestones. Each level builds on the previous one, ensuring that students progressively develop their skills. Regular assessments and feedback help track and enhance their progress.
What are some examples of team bonding activities in the classes?

We incorporate various team-building activities such as Dance Relay, Freeze Dance, Group Choreography, and Mirror Dance. These activities foster teamwork, creativity, and mutual respect among students while making learning fun and interactive.
How does the curriculum promote character building?

Our curriculum promotes character building by encouraging teamwork, a positive mindset, and social interaction. Dance helps children develop confidence, emotional resilience, and leadership skills. It also teaches them discipline, commitment, and the importance of working together to achieve common goals
Are there assessments to track my child’s progress?

Yes, we conduct interim and final assessments to track each student's progress. These assessments help ensure that students are on track with their learning goals and provide valuable feedback for improvement.
Can my child try a class before committing to a term?

Yes, trial classes are available. Please refer to our support team to find out the latest trial class prices.
How often are the classes and what is the term structure?

Each term consists of 10 classes with a one-week interim break, priced at $300 per term. This structure allows students to rest and absorb the material while maintaining consistent progress throughout the term.