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Switzerland · Niveau 1
Niveau 1
Historical programme and current general rules available; current detailed syllabus remains unverified
Prerequisite: unknown
Assessment: ISU-corresponding competition program
Passing: required final score published annually
Where: unknown
National dance test: what is documented
The programme examples below are explicitly 2024/25, not verified 2026/27 requirements. The August 2026 general regulation still delegates the detailed test requirements to a separate Eistanz-Test Reglement.
Historical programme, working English
2024/25 Niveau 1 followed Intermediate Novice: two pattern dances and a free dance of 2:30 ±10 seconds. Swiss Ice Skating selected Foxtrot/American Waltz, American Waltz/Kilian, or Foxtrot/Kilian for the session. The alternative Advanced Novice programme required Westminster Waltz and Tango, plus a 3:00 ±10-second free dance.
Translation is not independently reviewed. Incorporated ISU execution rules, assessment thresholds and the current session announcement must also be established before giving a complete current answer.
Current general rule, August 2026
The immediately lower national test is not required for admission to a national dance test. This does not remove other admission conditions. Detailed test requirements and panels are delegated to the separate test regulation.
Read the current admission ruleOriginal French 2024/25 programme, page 63
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Règlement complémentaire tests de Danse sur glace 2024-2025 · 64 pagesUpdated requirements for 2025-26 International Solo Dance · 30 pages