Dance Education

Before you begin a new business venture, you should plan it thoroughly. One of the best ways to determine whether a business idea is viable is to evaluate it. If the idea is worth pursuing, the information gathered during the planning stage can be used to develop a business plan. more »

There number of nontraditional students returning to school has been increasing over the past decades. The nontraditional student is one who has not gone directly to college from high school, may have a family and may work full time. The student is usually 26 years old or older. Some online schools (e.g., University of Phoenix) focus... more »

In dance training, you acquire many useful skills such as concentration, observation and creative thinking. Many schools, dance studios, recreational facilities and touring companies seek out people with these admirable abilities, so use these qualities to your advantage. more »

Like most forms of dance, the jazz dance style's roots lie in ballet, and therefore many jazz movements are simply ballet movements made "funkier" thanks to the different music and tone of the dance. Jazz has various influences, from Vaudeville to street dance styles. more »

If you love dancing and expressing ideas through movement, then a career as a professional choreographer may be right for you. Choreographers design dances, teach, perform and have the ability to be creative and imaginative under pressure. If you think this competitive career is for you, follow these steps to learn more about becoming... more »