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Jason Yeung on the Realities of the Job Market in Ballet - A Re-Release

Jason Yeung on the Realities of the Job Market in Ballet - A Re-Release

Published 1 year, 6 months ago
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"Becoming a professional ballet dancer in the United States requires years of training, dedication, and a bit of luck. With only a few thousand full-time positions available, the path is challenging and often uncertain."

These words open the DataPointes Guide, a groundbreaking report developed by former dancer Jason Yeung. We sat down with Jason to explore how he used publicly available data to create an insightful resource that highlights which ballet training programs are producing the most professional dancers.

For dancers considering serious training or pursuing a career in ballet, the DataPointes Guide is an invaluable tool to navigate the journey.

DataPointes Guide: https://datapointesguide.com/

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