Dance Education - Kent State University at Kent

Dance Education from Kent State University at Kent is a Campus Bachelor Teaching degree that prepares you for a Education career. DESCRIPTION: Dance Education major focuses on developing dancers who have a clear understanding of both dance as an art form and dance as creative arts education. The degree has a multi-age focus and is designed for students interested in receiving an Ohio certificate for teaching dance in the public schools. The dance education concentration prepares students for teacher licensure in grades pre-K?12. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES: Professional dancers and choreographers held about 29,200 jobs in 2008. Many others were between engagements; as a result, the total number of people available for work as dancers over the course of the year was greater. Dancers and choreographers worked in a variety of industries, such as public and private educational services, which includes dance studios and schools, as well as colleges and universities; food services and drinking establishments; performing arts companies, which include dance, theater, and opera companies; and amusement and recreation venues, such as casinos and theme parks. About 14 percent of dancers and choreographers were self-employed. Most major cities serve as home to major dance companies; however, many smaller communities across the Nation also support home-grown, full-time professional dance companies. (Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics) Related areas of employment include fitness facilities and therapeutic modalities such as dance science and medicine, physical and occupational therapy, dance therapy, massage therapy. Concert dance performance supports careers in theatre: stage management, designing for costumes, lights, sets and sound, and in arts administration. View more details on Kent State University at Kent . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Teaching courses.