Teach.Dance courses
Online courses for dance teachers
Learn at your own pace, wherever you teach. Choose from safeguarding, early years dance, UKAdance syllabus training, street dance and Classical Sequence teaching exam training, all written for working dance teachers.
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Introduction to Safeguarding in Dance (Level 1)
A short online course from BDSA, the British DanceSport Association, powered by Teach.Dance. It suits everyone at your school, from teachers and assistants to volunteers and chaperones.
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About 35 to 45 minutes, and your progress is saved
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Pass with 80% and retake as often as you need
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Your certificate is added to your Teach.Dance profile
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The teachers behind Teach.Dance
Teach.Dance was started by Jackie Sanderson and her daughter, Jess Porter, who have 70 years of experience between them in teaching, running dance schools and mentoring dance teachers.
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Before you choose a course
How do I take a course?
Every course is online. Sign in to your Teach.Dance account on the website to start, and pick up where you left off whenever it suits you.
Is there a free course?
Yes. Introduction to Safeguarding in Dance (Level 1) is free for every Teach.Dance member, and creating your account is free too.
What are the different price options?
Some courses have an individual option and a school option, or a choice of access length, such as one year or lifetime. Mini Movers Dance is an annual subscription that you can pay yearly or monthly. Each course shows its options before you check out.
Do UKAdance courses include the exam music?
Each UKAdance course page explains what’s included. Where official exam music has to be bought separately, purchase links are provided inside the course.
Not sure where to start?
Begin with the free safeguarding course. It takes under an hour, and you’ll see how Teach.Dance courses work.