Explore learning programmes and tests across fifteen countries. Read published elements, compare pathways and search the official evidence in one place.
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Suggest a correction or missing syllabusnational badge-test pathway
Starting point: 初級
Progression: 初級, 1級 through 8級; skating exercises and singles elements integrated
Competition: badge levels set competition-entry floors
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All grades · Singles free skating
Technical standard: quarter or more underrotated fails; Lutz/flip edge GOE -1/-2 passes and -3/-4 fails
Original wording: 全課題合格
Read in its full source context. A date or source conflict is recorded for this country; do not assume this is the current rule.
