Careers

Tahmoor & Goulburn

Not your average workplace

Our teachers, admin legends and behind-the-scenes crew are the real magic. Love dance and love people? We want to meet you.

Two IDC teachers deep in conversation on a lilac backdrop

Roles

Six ways in

Always looking for our people

  1. Dance teachers

    Ballet, jazz, contemporary, hip hop, tap, acro, musical theatre, lyrical. Any style, any age. If you teach it with heart, we want to hear from you.

  2. Aerial & acro specialists

    Acro coaches, lyra and hoop specialists. If you can safely flip ’em and fly ’em, we’d love to chat. These classes are in huge demand.

  3. Assistant teachers

    For early-career teachers. It’s how so many of our favourite humans got their start.

  4. Admin & reception

    The friendly faces and organised magicians who keep both studios buzzing.

  5. Management & leadership

    Studio managers, operations leads and program coordinators. You lead teams, wrangle schedules and build culture. Bonus points if you know the dance world.

  6. Casual & concert staff

    Front of house, backstage and the extra hands that keep our busy seasons beautifully chaotic, in the best way.

Don't see your exact role? Throw your hat in the ring anyway. We’ve built roles around the right humans before.

Dance is a career. We push hard to offer full-time, part-time and casual positions.

How we teach

Every single class

It might be your 20th class of the week, but it could be your student's singular class of the week.
The IDC teachers laughing together on a velvet couch under pink light

The Dance Apprentice program

Three levels

We grow our own

Our apprentices grow up knowing studio life, then become the teachers our little ones look up to. Three levels of the nationally-recognised Dance Apprentice program, run right here.

  1. Pathways

    Introduction to class assistingAges 10–14

    For dancers curious about assisting. A gentle first look at life on the other side of the mirror.

  2. Dance Apprentice 1.0

    Junior assistant trainingAges 12–16

    Stepping into teaching for the first time. Hands-on, in real classes, learning from our head teachers.

  3. Dance Apprentice 2.0

    Teacher trainingAfter 1.0

    For apprentices who’ve smashed 1.0, or assistants ready to lead. Lesson planning, choreography, running classes, solos, and finding your own teaching voice.

Graduate, and you qualify for paid teaching roles. Often right here with us.

Express interest

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