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Where will I go to find a career dealing with dance.?
My name is Taylor Butler I am 18 years old and I attend Paul Simon Job Corps. I'm looking for a career that is dealing with my trade which is CNA , also looking for something that is dealing with dance
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Mridul Kumar’s Answer
Major careers in dance are:
- Become a dance teacher.
- Choreograph.
- Work in arts administration for a dance company or theater.
- Become a yoga or Pilates instructor.
- Marketing for dancers.
- Become a dance photographer or videographer.
- Costume or clothing designer.
- Become a physical therapist or dance medicine specialist.
Please use the link for more information
https://www.nyfa.edu/student-resources/dance-related-careers/
- Become a dance teacher.
- Choreograph.
- Work in arts administration for a dance company or theater.
- Become a yoga or Pilates instructor.
- Marketing for dancers.
- Become a dance photographer or videographer.
- Costume or clothing designer.
- Become a physical therapist or dance medicine specialist.
Please use the link for more information
https://www.nyfa.edu/student-resources/dance-related-careers/
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Keira’s Answer
Hi, Taylor! There are a number of colleges that offer degrees in dance. There are also a number of ways to have a career related to dance that don’t involve becoming a professional dancer, including performance marketing, tech and production, teaching, medicine, social work... and many other areas I may not be considering!
I would recommend looking into your options and seeing what you think matches your skill set. After that, deciding whether to pursue a BFA or a BA; a BA is usually less intense and may not require an audition.
Think about what specifically you want to do in the dance field.
Decide what kind of degree you’re looking to obtain.
Continue to find opportunities in high school where you can hone those skills.
I would recommend looking into your options and seeing what you think matches your skill set. After that, deciding whether to pursue a BFA or a BA; a BA is usually less intense and may not require an audition.
Keira recommends the following next steps: