Dance Teacher (Children)
bella ballerinaRock Hill (SC)
About the role
Job Description:
Bella Ballerina, the area’s premier children’s dance studio, is growing! We’re expanding our weekend and evening class schedule and adding another teacher to our team. If you’re looking for a fun, professional, and supportive place to share your love of dance with kids, this could be the perfect fit! We’re looking for someone who is: Professional and reliable Upbeat, positive, and enthusiastic Passionate about working with toddlers and young children Comfortable connecting with both kids and parents Excited to grow in a supportive, team-oriented environment Full of energy and creativity, with a love for making an impact This is an ideal role for someone who currently works in another profession but wants to teach dance, or for an instructor seeking extra hours with room to advance. A dance background is required, but a formal dance education is not.\nCompany
Description:
Bella Ballerina is a storybook themed dance studio for children ages 18 months - 10 years old. Our classes offer a delightful and educational experience like no other. Classes are structured around storybook and fairy tale themes, allowing our ballerinas the freedom to explore dance through imagination, movement, and fun. From our littlest ballerinas to our big girls, each class is engaging, age appropriate, light, and high energy.
Company Description:
Bella Ballerina is a storybook themed dance studio for children ages 18 months - 10 years old. Our classes offer a delightful and educational experience like no other. Classes are structured around storybook and fairy tale themes, allowing our ballerinas the freedom to explore dance through imagination, movement, and fun. From our littlest ballerinas to our big girls, each class is engaging, age appropriate, light, and high energy.
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