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Substitute Dance Instructor

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dance without limitsTaylors (SC)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Benefits: Flexible schedule
Dance Without Limits is a quickly growing dance studio with locations in Greenville and Simpsonville, SC. We are looking to build our "bench" of amazing teachers and grow a substitute teacher list of qualified instructors that could be available to fill in for dance classes as needed. DWL is a non-competitive dance studio and believes strongly that dance is for everyone. Regardless of age, shape, size, or ability, we believe every person can benefit from and deserves the chance to dance. We pride ourselves on offering quality dance training in a wholesome, family-friendly atmosphere. Our goal is to provide the best dance experience for our students and their families by offering excellent technical training, creating inspiring and exciting choreography, using appropriate music and age-appropriate costuming, and promoting a positive learning environment and positive attitudes in and around our studio. We are seeking like-minded individuals that see value in teaching children of all ages and abilities how to dance. The candidate should love working with children ages 2-18 and must have sufficient training in ballet, tap, hip hop and/or jazz. Acrobatics/gymnastics training is a plus. Lesson plans and curriculum are provided for all dance classes. Candidates should be able to work within a structured framework to provide excellent dance training and an amazing dance class experience to all students. The ideal candidate is: energetic teachable responsible self-motivated a team player Substitute teachers will be called on as needed to fill in when our current instructors cannot teach class. The schedule is flexible, and a more permanent teaching position may be available in the future. Hourly pay rate is competitive and dependent on experience.

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