A Guide to Starting a Dance Teaching Business

A dance teacher provides tuition for adults and children in a variety of dance styles, but many specialise in one form of dance, such as ballet, tap, musical theatre, traditional ballroom or modern contemporary dance. The tuition is provided both on a one-to-one basis and in group sessions.

Dance teachers are typically self-employed and most organise their own classes, often holding sessions in rented studios or community centre premises, while others are hired by organisations such as dance and theatre schools and performing arts companies, community groups and schools.

This profile provides information about starting up and trading as a freelance dance teacher. It describes the skills required, the training available, the current market trends and the key trading issues. It also explains the legislation that must be complied with and provides sources of further information and support.

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