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NOTE: I only teach private classes and group workshops for corporate and events such as hen's parties.

Private classes and group workshops are all beginner-friendly and non-judgemental, and while all care is taken, it's the student’s responsibility to adjust their level of exercise in accordance with their own limitations to ensure no injury occurs.

Types of classes I can teach

  • Dance:
    • Bellydance
    • African
    • Latin
    • Greek
    • Bollywood
  • Other:
    • Yoga
    • Pilates

Fees

Private classes:

For one on one classes in my home: It's $50/hour for 1 to 2 people. I'd say that one hour of private tuition is the equivalent of around four group classes - you get my full attention and therefore progress much more quickly than in group classes.

And remember you don't have to do weekly private classes - they can be fortnightly, monthly or even bi-monthly - as long as you're diligent in practising at home, the private classes will definitely be worth your time and money.

Private tuition is most suitable for:

  • The motivated learner who will practice at home
  • Someone who likes to have the teacher's undivided attention
  • The serious student who is already attending group classes but would like some private tuition tailored to her particular needs to improve their dancing tenfold in the quickest amount of time.
  • An upcoming function where you know you'll need to dance but know you can't - having a few private classes beforehand will be just the trick to ensure that you'll be dancing up a storm on the night!

Group workshops for corporate and events like hen's parties:

Maximum participants for a group class is 30, at a venue of your choice. The cost is between $200 and $300 for an hour, depending on: day of the week, night or day, and travel time.

NOTE: Cancellation fee (ie. if I turn up and class is cancelled) is half of the agreed price

 

 

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