Our courses are delivered through a flexible distance learning model, allowing students to study according to their individual needs
We offer a range of nationally recognised qualifications, including Certificate I – IV in Dance and Certificate III in Assistant Dance Teaching to the Diploma of Dance Teaching. Our courses are designed to provide comprehensive training in dance technique, teaching methodologies, and industry knowledge.
Our courses cater to a diverse range of students, from aspiring dance teachers and choreographers to professional dancers looking to enhance their skills or transition into teaching. We welcome dancers of all levels who are passionate about developing their craft and pursuing a career in dance.
Each course is delivered via blended distance learning program delivered by a combination of:
· Learner guides
· Assessment tasks
· Self Paced Study Guides
· Practical placements in a local dance studio
· Online workshops
Course durations vary depending on the qualification and students time allocation. For example, the Certificate III in Assistant Dance Teaching typically takes 12 -24 months to complete, while the Certificate IV in Dance Teaching and Management and the Diploma of Dance Teaching can range from 18 to 24 months, depending on the study mode. Further information can be found within each course brochure.
While prior dance experience is beneficial, it is not mandatory for all courses. We offer entry-level qualifications designed to build foundational skills, as well as advanced programs for those with experience. Our team can help guide you to the right course based on your background and goals. Further information can be found in our course brochures.
Graduates can pursue various career paths, including dance teaching, studio management, choreography, dance performance, and roles in community arts and dance education. Our qualifications are recognised nationally and provide a solid foundation for further study or direct entry into the dance industry.
Our courses are open to all ages, with some programs having minimum age requirements. For example, the Certificate III in Assistant Dance Teaching is typically suited for students aged 15 and over, while other courses may be suitable for adult learners. Please check the specific course details for any age-related prerequisites within the course brochures.
You can apply for a course by visiting our website and completing the online application form. Our admissions team will review your application and provide guidance on the next steps, including any required auditions, interviews, or documentation.
Course fees vary depending on the qualification and payment options. For detailed information on fees, payment plans, and any available scholarships or financial aid, please contact our admissions office directly.
We offer a range of support services to help our students succeed, including academic advising, career counselling, mental health support. Our dedicated staff is here to assist you throughout your journey at the Australian Dance Institute.
Yes, upon successful completion of your course, you will receive a nationally recognized qualification in your chosen field of study, accredited by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA). If you choose to cancel your enrolment at any time you will receive a statement of attainment for any completed units.
Yes, we recognise prior learning and experience. If you have relevant qualifications or professional experience, you may be eligible for credit transfers or Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Please contact our admissions team for more information on the application process.
