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re: I have another question???
Posted by Dancing_angel
10/27/2007  5:55:00 PM
Hi Everyone,

I went to a dance studio today and watched a private lesson. this lady and the teacher will be doing a competition in vegas this Dec. they were very good. anyway my question is how much should an hour dance lesson cost, is there and average rate or does it depend on the school and/ or teacher. if anyone knows this would help me to determine where i would like to practice at? thank you all in advance for replying.
Re: re: I have another question???
Posted by terence2
10/29/2007  12:08:00 AM
Several factors involved-- Location-

Depends on the area in which you live.


Indie or Chain--Some indies can charge less than chains, from $ 40 to $ 75 per lesson ( much to do with status )

Chains-- generally sell small courses ( 10- 15 lessons ) for a beginner. they sometimes will include groups and practice sessions . Pre payment is often required, but other arrangements can be made . The price per " unit "--- $ 75-- 100-- making the group and practice. lesson about $ 20,

You might try class work first, you can choose the dances ahead of time and they will be much cheaper ( $ 10- 15 per )
Before you commit to anywhere-- ask about price stucture and any contractual obligations ( groups are not usually a problem ).
lastly-- check around to see what experience your prospective teacher has, and how long he has been teaching in the area .
Re: re: I have another question???
Posted by Dancing_angel
10/28/2007  11:38:00 AM
Thank you terrence 2, I appreciate your time and info. i will check out group classes first. I am very serious amount dancing at amatuer competition level, so I want to practice under someone with alot experience also I live on the pennisula in VA. so all i have found near me is independant studios. it's down to 2 right now. i will also check on credentials. thenk you so much.
Elizabeth
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