Looking to Teach Dance
- Thread starter jetski
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SDsalsaguy
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Welcome to the forums Sarah/Jetski! 
I'm nowhere near your area so, unfortunately, can't help out on that front. If you tell us what styles of dance your interested in teaching though, I'm sure anyone who has a lead for you will be happy to point you in the right direction.
I'm nowhere near your area so, unfortunately, can't help out on that front. If you tell us what styles of dance your interested in teaching though, I'm sure anyone who has a lead for you will be happy to point you in the right direction.
There's an online dance job bank -- is it called dancejobs.com? (I'll google for it a little later and post)
Or, you might try getting a copy of Dance Teacher magazine -- there are some ads there. Or, if you're looking to teach ballroom, you might want to try dancescape.com, or the homepages of the major franchise studios. All have job postings.
Good luck.
Jenn
Or, you might try getting a copy of Dance Teacher magazine -- there are some ads there. Or, if you're looking to teach ballroom, you might want to try dancescape.com, or the homepages of the major franchise studios. All have job postings.
Good luck.
Jenn
Yup dancejobs.com
But if you google [google]dance jobs[/google], you'll get a bunch more matches for dance job banks. Go for it!
In my observation, at least for ballroom dancers, the best approach to getting a job seemed to be to walk in to the studio, resume in hand, if possible. The folks who mailed in resumes got pretty much ignored.
Does anybody here have suggestions on how to go after a dance job?
But if you google [google]dance jobs[/google], you'll get a bunch more matches for dance job banks. Go for it!
In my observation, at least for ballroom dancers, the best approach to getting a job seemed to be to walk in to the studio, resume in hand, if possible. The folks who mailed in resumes got pretty much ignored.
Does anybody here have suggestions on how to go after a dance job?