IDTA Dance Teacher Training

There are many advantages in gaining an internationally recognised qualification with the IDTA.

  • Become a member of one of the worlds largest teaching organisations
  • IDTA qualifications are recognised in over 57 countries worldwide
  • Start your own dance school or gain employment as a dance teacher
  • Enter your pupils for IDTA examinations.
  • Continue your professional development
  • Obtain an OFQUAL recognised qualifications.
  • Train to be an IDTA examiner.

Whatever your reason for wanting to become a dance teacher we can guide you through the process. We have developed our coaching methods to make your journey as easy as possible. With a 100% pass rate and many of ourcandidates obtaining 90-95% you will be in good hands. You will receive support and advice on your career progression and can even book online lessons via Skype if you are short of time or unable to travel.

FAQ’s

Which IDTA dance styles do you coach?
Professional training for examinations is available in four core subject, Ballroom, Latin,Classical Sequence, and Freestyle.
We also offer training in the non-core subjects of Line Dancing, Cheerleading, Street Dance, Rock ‘n’ Roll, Salsa, Argentine Tango.

There are three levels of teaching qualification the first level being Associate or Level 4 Diploma in Dance Teaching, progressing to Licentiate and finally Fellowship.

Next Step!

For more information about training for IDTA examinations contact our examination coach: Michael Sandham.
IDTA Director , Fellow and Examiner in Ballroom, Latin and Freestyle. Former World European and UK Professional 10-Dance Finalist.

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