Dance Instructor Salaries in Florida
$28.15
avg per hour
The average salary for Dance Instructor jobs near Florida is $28.15.*
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Top Dance Instructor jobs near Florida
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White Swan Academy
Ocoee, FL
The Instructor will be responsible for creating lesson plans and teaching 3 age/skill levels, assessing student performance, and providing feedback to students.
$25 - $40 an hour
Dance Teacher
Rise Dance Academy
Apopka, FL
Background in tutoring or coaching students to improve their technical skills. Experience developing instructional materials for different age groups and skill…
$30 - $150 an hour
4 days ago
CLERMONT DANCE INSTRUCTOR
JESS DANCE 'N ACT PRODUCTIONS
Clermont, FL
Instructors who enjoy working with children of all ages, have experience in ballet and jazz, and are comfortable teaching in a Christian environment.
$40 - $50 a day
4 days ago
Pre-School Dance Instructor - minimum 2 yrs experience
Tippi Toes Dance Company
Orlando, FL
Teach FUN, upbeat dance classes using our curriculum (no prep stress!). A love for working with children (experience teaching or babysitting a plus).
$20 - $25 an hour
Dance Teacher- Part Time
Le Petit Ballet Co.
Orlando, FL
The ideal candidate will have experience teaching dance to children and may have a degree in dance or be obtaining a college degree in dance or have…
$40 an hour
Hip-Hop Dance Instructor (Part-Time)
Powerhouse Dance Complex
Clermont, FL
Create engaging lesson plans that develop technique, rhythm, musicality, and performance skills. Our goal is to provide authentic hip-hop training while helping…
$30 - $55 an hour
Similar Locations
- Tampa, FL9 jobs
- Orlando, FL5 jobs
- Jacksonville, FL4 jobs
- Brooksville, FL3 jobs
- Apopka, FL3 jobs
- Melbourne, FL2 jobs
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