Doddajala, Karnataka2 tango teachers near you

Before detailing the curriculum, let us first clarify the teaching of dance throughout schooling, as dance classes can include tango. In primary or secondary school, the first dance classes aim to sensitize students to a discipline they may have discovered earlier, perhaps through family members or other artists, for example, or even through videos on television or the internet. It is often through these means that one discovers the pleasure of dancing. At the high school level, classes with scheduled music or dance classes (known as Cham or Chad) prepare students for higher education in musicology, so this is an option not to be neglected if it is something you are considering. As for the conservatory, the dance teacher is specialized (depending on the conservatory: classical, contemporary or jazz dance, piano, strings, early music, etc.). The dance teacher, whether it be tango or another genre, can teach privately at home, in a specialized school, an association, a specialized company, to amateurs or professionals, children or adults. Their goal is very simple: to help students discover this unique discipline and culture with pleasure and enable them to reach a certain level. Having covered all of that, let us now look at the various training and diploma options available in relation to tango teaching. After completing high school, there is a two-year training program that prepares students for the State Diploma of dance or music teacher, or the University Diploma in Music Intervention. There is also a three-year training program that prepares students for the Aptitude Certificate for teaching music or dance. Finally, there is a five-year training program that prepares students for a master's degree in music and musicology and they can apply for the Capes or Cafep competition. At the Bachelor's level: - State Diploma in classical dance teaching - State Diploma in contemporary dance teaching - State Diploma in jazz dance teaching At the Master's level: - Musician intervenant - State Diploma in music teaching - Master's degree in acoustics and musicology - Master's degree in musicology - Aptitude Certificate for teaching dance - Aptitude Certificate for teaching music - Second Cycle Superior diploma in music from the CNSMD in Paris - Teaching and pedagogy diploma in music from the CNSMD in Paris.

On a daily basis, the tasks of a tango teacher revolve around teaching this particular dance, as well as a whole cultural aspect related to it. Depending on the institution that employs you (whether it is a conservatory, an association, or a freelance activity, etc.), the target audience (children, teenagers, adults, seniors, amateurs or professionals), your professional activities will vary and not require the same qualifications. Although the activity may require diverse qualities and activities, we will try to summarize the bulk of the tasks that are intrinsic to a respected ballroom dance teacher: - Firstly, he or she must prepare dance lessons according to each individual or group’s level and establish a working method. - Secondly, he or she must establish an educational progression suitable for both individual and collective dancers. - Thirdly, he or she must welcome and motivate pupils in a friendly atmosphere, according to their level and sensibility. - Additionally, the teacher must teach theoretical and practical elements of tango. - The teacher must assess pupils' theoretical and practical knowledge and offer relevant and appropriate improvement pointers. - The teacher must monitor the progress of the students but also advise them regarding the organization of their personal work and the development of their artistic abilities. - The teacher must organize meetings and exchanges by holding auditions with the performers and hypothetical audiences (in the case of a year-end gala, a promotional night, or similar events). - Finally, the teacher must imagine choreography and/or music for a show and put the representation in motion.

The profession of tango teacher (most dance teachers master several dances, but this is not necessarily the case...) is a particularly exciting job, which requires not only a love of artistic expression, but also a pedagogical fiber and a constant passion. Dance is an artistic and creative activity, so professionals have a technical foundation, but also an immersion in the associated culture, which will help them better understand and experience it. In addition to their role of teaching their students, a teacher also has the responsibility of developing their artistic sensitivity. As such, they closely monitor the progress of each student, while accompanying them in their bodily, artistic, and sensitive development. As we have already noted, creativity is essential for developing technical and choreographic work, as well as making classes attractive and lively. Being able to adapt to the level of one's students and required expectations, being attentive and available are essential qualities for becoming a tango teacher, especially in order to ensure a climate of trust and benevolence. It is also important to note that tango teacher have acquired a wealth of knowledge inherent in this famous culture, including music, history, rhythms, colors, movements, teaching techniques, and specificities specific to the tango that they want to teach as a professional (not only about steps, sequences, and choreographies). However, it is important to remember that mastering all of these abilities alone does not define the intrinsic quality of a teacher. Nonetheless, it gives them the key tools needed to teach effectively, without becoming too rigid or theoretical, which does not fit well with the nature of tango. Learning the basics of tango or developing one's level (intermediate or advanced) in partner dancing, through dance courses (whether in dance centers, dance schools, dance workshops, or elsewhere) should remain a pleasure, without which progress will be delayed.

Tango classes can cater to all kinds of audiences. All you need is the desire to dance, and that's precisely what we will highlight in this section. Firstly, there are people who simply want to discover this Latin culture (or Latinos) because they have heard about it here and there, seen it being practiced, or for other reasons. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, whether you simply want to learn the basics of tango to feel more at ease at parties and surprise your friends on the dance floor (for example, opening a ball), or conversely, you want to perfect your dance style to have fun and impress others, taking Argentine tango lessons is a good way to maintain your fitness level (it's like doing fitness in some way...). If you enjoy going out and feeling comfortable in public, when it comes to joining the dance floor and engaging in lively and enviable dance steps, then classes are an ideal solution. If that's the case, then take the time for a few lessons, a few hours of classes in a good mood, because it's not about learning the basics of tango the night before if you really want to make an impression!

Finding ballroom and tango dance classes is within reach of anyone, and in just about any location, because teachers are plentiful regardless of the city or region in which you reside. It's worth noting that Paris, Bordeaux, and large metropolitan areas are particularly well-equipped in this regard. Additionally, the South-West region is also better equipped than the rest of France in general, and for good reason - it's good to know. As always, it's best to start by asking your acquaintances and loved ones, because even though word of mouth isn't necessarily the most effective way to find the perfect fit, it can save you a lot of time and energy, so don't neglect it. If you live in a very remote region, in the heart of the countryside, the fact that you can't find a class or a teacher (private or group classes) within a radius of 5 km or 10 km shouldn't discourage you... Indeed, there are also professionals who travel, and others who could be interested in the idea of introducing tango to your town, bringing in a new audience... In any case, if word of mouth isn't fruitful, which is entirely possible, then know that it's recommended to use the Internet, by consulting a site like StarOfService, for example, which lists all the professionals in a given area based on your search. In just a few clicks, the site will allow you to obtain the professional's contact information and contact them immediately, and that goes for tango teachers as well.

Before giving you any specific prices or price ranges, we would like to point out that your geographic location can have a relatively significant impact on the prices charged. It's important to understand that the price range we're going to give you is necessarily a bit wide because fees in cities like Paris, Lyon or other large urban areas are inevitably higher than in mid-sized towns or rural areas. That being said, we can consider that a one-hour tango lesson costs between €15 and €90, depending on the experience of the practitioner and whether the class is group or individual. Although it's possible – after all, the customer is king – to choose to take only one lesson, especially for discovery purposes (of both the teacher and the discipline), we suggest opting for a series of at least three or four lessons. This will allow you to really immerse yourself in the discipline and get to know the teacher and his teaching method. Most professionals offer packages that include three, four, six or eight sessions for this purpose, and the price for the package is higher, although each session is slightly cheaper. To give you a complete picture, be aware that dance instructors usually group their clients by skill level. To determine your level (unless you're a beginner), you'll need to take a trial lesson. Sometimes, these first lessons are offered free of charge, so check with the teacher! After that, you'll need to sign up for either a trimester or a year for logistical reasons. Tango, like any other discipline, requires a certain amount of discipline. For example, how can a group learn a choreography if half the members are missing every time? Most dance teachers – including tango teachers – understand this and offer decreasing rates based on the length of enrollment. From there, one hour of lessons will ultimately cost you between €15 and €20 (in a group class, of course).

Let's start with the big picture and generalities if you don't mind... Whether you simply want to learn to dance or you have the goal of becoming a professional dancer, choosing the right teacher can make a huge difference in the enjoyment you get out of it and the progress you make. Finding potential teachers and refining your options by evaluating those who are best suited to helping you achieve your goals may take a bit of time, but let's not kid ourselves, it's worth taking that time at the beginning in order to see steady progress towards what we hoped to achieve from the start. To help you choose a warm, effective and qualified tango teacher, it's important that you're aware of your short and long-term goals, as this will also influence your choice; defining this will help you refine your options and identify teachers who can help you achieve those goals. That being said, as we mentioned earlier in this content, word of mouth is a method that can prove relevant to finding a tango teacher who meets your expectations, even if it's not the most widespread method. In any case, word of mouth doesn't cost anything, so start there anyway, you never know! Talk to your friends, family and acquaintances, as it's quite possible that someone among them has heard of an address or a professional who offers excellent services, right near you. It might be a place that offers classes in their own structure, or it might be a professional who travels to clients. If word of mouth doesn't give the expected results, then go online and take a look at some professional listing sites, such as StarOfService for example. You'll find lists of professionals who work in your area, as well as reviews and comments from clients who have used their services. We particularly want to emphasise this last point, which is crucial to us, and we really invite you to take the time to read these reviews and comments, which really shed light on the quality of the professional's work. We believe that it's much better to spend an hour scrutinising reviews and comments, rather than choosing a teacher based solely on luck. Once you've found the rare gem, make sure to check their availability, ensure that the prices match what you planned or are willing to pay, and clearly state the dates and availability you would like to see honoured, etc. One last tip: be very careful with those who teach couple dances by offering prices well below market rates. Know that most of the time, far from being a good deal, this discount price is not a guarantee of top quality services.

- How long have you been working in this profession? Have you studied for it, and if so, which ones? - Do you have any initial training that led you to practice this profession? - What are your rates? Can you provide a breakdown of them? Do you have ‘package’ type rates for multiple sessions? Is a free trial offered? - Will you provide a formal quote prior to the lessons? - What are your availability times?