Translation. Region: Russian Federal
Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –
In children’s art schools (DSHI) subordinate to the capital’s Department of Culture, the application period for entrance examinations for pre-professional programs has ended. Art schools have received more than 21 thousand applications.
“This year we have increased the number of vacancies in pre-professional programs due to high demand before the start of the admissions campaign. The demand was also confirmed by the results of the application process – almost 20 percent more applications were submitted than last year. Thanks to the increase in vacancies, the competition has decreased – from four to three people per place. This will allow even more young Muscovites to realize their talents in our art schools,” said the Minister of the Moscow Government, head of the capital’s Department of Culture
The application period for pre-professional programs ended on May 15. Individual selection based on creative abilities is currently ongoing. The admissions committee will evaluate the child’s data.
Since May 16, applications for general development programs have been accepted and will continue until July 1. A special call center has been opened to help parents understand issues related to application deadlines, the procedure for submitting applications, and entrance examinations. Muscovites can get advice until July 1 from Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 20:00 by phone: 7 800 707-39-47.
The most popular schools and directions
Based on the results of the collection of applications, the most popular areas were piano (more than six thousand applications), painting (more than four thousand), guitar (about 2.4 thousand), choral singing (about two thousand) and violin (more than 1.1 thousand).
The most popular children’s art schools include M.A. Balakirev School, I.F. Stravinsky School, No. 11, I.O. Dunaevsky Moscow City Children’s Music School, and the Moscow City Children’s Art School. The programs are open in a wide range of areas of education in the field of music, theater, choreography, and art.
An art school is a full-fledged educational institution that a child attends after completing classes at a general education institution. Pre-professional programs last on average from five to eight years, with classes lasting up to 14 hours a week. Independent work at home is also expected.
Pre-professional programs in the arts are the modern level of basic classical Russian creative education. They allow identifying and training future students of creative colleges and universities. Graduates are in demand in the professional environment, play in orchestras, dance at the best venues in the city, and also become laureates of international competitions.
When studying in pre-professional programs, mandatory midterm and final assessments are provided. They allow monitoring and assessing the level of mastery of the subject, the skills and abilities formed in the student at a certain stage, as well as the quality of theoretical and practical training and implementation of the educational process. In addition, important components of training are concert work and participation in competitions and festivals. This allows you to develop public speaking skills, helps in the development of leadership qualities and in the formation of the personality as a whole.
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