All our tiny toes ballet teachers are specifically trained to teach our unique programme and we firmly believe they have the best training! They all have ballet qualifications and many are actually experienced primary school teachers!
All our tiny toes ballet teachers are specifically trained to teach our unique programme and we firmly believe they have the best training!
They all have ballet qualifications and many are actually experienced primary school teachers!
Becoming a Tiny Toes Teacher
It takes a great deal of training and commitment to be a fully qualified tiny toes ballet teacher. When it comes to your child's education we want the best, and we work hard to ensure all our tiny toes teachers are fully trained and up to date with baby and children's developmental stages as well as dance and pre-school ballet. Of course, all the teachers are DBS checked, but we go much further than that in ensuring the highest quality standards and safety measures are maintained.
The Training
New potential teachers start with a ballet assessment and interviews before progressing onto the tiny toes training programme which begins with online learning, one-to-one training and six weeks of shadowing a qualified teacher. They then complete a residential teacher training course. After this, there is a practical teaching examination and an assessment of 'Safety in dance teaching'. Finally, they take a paediatric first aid and child protection workshop.
What parents think about our teachers
A really good class, and an absolutely fab teacher! Miss Sonia has the patience of a saint!
- Laura Osborne, 5 Star Google Review
Miss Daisy in Bristol has been so engaging, fun, patient and smiley through all her classes and is adored by our little girl!
- Christina Craig, 5 Star Google Review
My little girl spent the first part of her life in lockdown and was super shy. Miss Jess was kind, gentle and patient and my little girl has flourished!
- Sarah Davies, 5 Star Google Review