Ballroom Latin Teachers In Demand Because of DWTS
Dancing with the Stars is set to premiere its 20th season tomorrow. It feels like just yesterday I was excitedly awaiting the premiere of the first episode, wanting to see one of my favorite soap actresses (Kelly Monaco) dance, as well as one of the members of my favorite boy band from when I was a kid, Joey McIntyre of New Kids on the Block fame.
Fast forward to today, and the show has had 20 seasons and Latin and Ballroom dance have surged in popularity. While the show may not have the ratings and buzz it had from a few years back, it still continues to help numerous dance studios serve their purpose of teaching dance as many new customers have wanted to learn the dances they see on TV. There are also now more Latin and Ballroom teachers, as more people have been trained to teach these dance styles, having discovered their passion for their sport.
If you are a new or experienced Ballroom or Latin dance instructor, a great way to teach more classes is by putting your resume on Dance Teacher Finder. Dance studios in your area can see your resume and contact you if they need to fill a teaching position or even if they are thinking of offering Ballroom or Latin dance for the first time. So by submitting your resume to Dance Teacher Finder you could open yourself up to jobs you don’t even know exist.
About Elizabeth Emery
Elizabeth Emery is a former dance studio owner. She owned Dancers Unite in Charlotte, NC for 6 years, where she helped run the studio as well as taught dance classes six days a week. She sold her studio to one of her teachers and now dedicates her time helping other dance studio owners as well as dance teachers with her new business, Dance Teacher Finder, which helps pair dance studios with dance instructors. She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, and double majored in Business Economics and Marketing. Elizabeth currently splits her time between Charlotte, North Carolina and Salt Lake City, Utah.