Good news for dance teachers looking for dance teaching jobs in the Lewiston, Idaho area: per the Idaho State Journal, the number of jobs in Lewiston, ID recently grew by 3.2%. This means more jobs should be available for dance instructors in Lewiston. The only question is: how do you get one of these dance
Dance studios in Kuna, Idaho should prepare themselves for growth, if they haven’t already been experiencing it. Just consider the following facts, provided by KTVB: 73% growth in population over the past 8 and a half years – more people moving in, more new students for dance classes 64% of the population in Kuna is
Dance instructors looking for dance teaching jobs should check out Jerome, Idaho. Per the Rexburg Standard Journal, Jerome County has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the state, with a rate of 2.8%. So if you are a dance teacher in the Twin Falls, Idaho area you should post your dance teaching resume to
Good news for Idaho Falls dance studios. There has been an increase in jobs in Idaho Falls, Idaho recently, with manufacturing jobs up by 2.9%, per Yahoo Finance. With more people working, there should be more money available to households for items such as dance lessons. This is great news for Idaho Falls dance schools
Are you a dance instructor looking for a great place to live? Try Meridian, Idaho! Per a 24/7 Wall Street study, Meridian is the #1 city to live in America (per the Daily Mail). Meridian would make a great place for finding a dance teaching job because: The city’s unemployment rate (4.1%) is less than
Per the Idaho Statesman, Nampa’s school districts saw an increase of over 100 new students this past school year. This is good news for both Nampa dance schools and Nampa dance instructors. More children in Nampa means more students for children’s dance classes, which is obviously great news. Of course, Nampa dance studios would then
People in Boise, Idaho are working…and dance teachers should be, too! The Boise Metro area (Boise, Nampa, Caldwell and Meridian) had a 4% unemployment rate in February, a full percentage point lower than last year, per the Boise Weekly. The city of Boise had a 2.9% jobless rate in February. Idaho as a state’s employment