Dance Teachers
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Dance instructors primarily teach ballet, tap, and modern dance to students of all ages, focusing on proper foot and hand positions. They typically work in dance studios, schools, and recreation centers, with schedules that vary daily. While a bachelor's degree is not required, most complete a 12-week training course. The job outlook is good in Wisconsin and nationwide, though dependent on interest levels and economic conditions. Salaries range from $17,360 to $60,980 annually, with employers including educational services, local government, and civic organizations.
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