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Staffing
Keeping your dance studio staffed with the right people is key to running your business smoothly.

Here are some great tips and techniques on how to inspire loyal faculty and staff - plus develop your leadership skills in your role as dance studio owner.

Teacher Availability Worksheet
Use this simple form to organize and plan your teaching schedule. Gather information on class styles, levels, ages plus date and time availability. Having all of your faculty interests and times available can help you plan the best schedule for your dance studio and keep students coming through the door consistently. . . . keep reading
AUDIO: A Simple System for Scheduling Classes at Your Dance Studio For Maximum Enrollment and Customer Satisfaction
AUDIO: A Simple System for Scheduling Classes at Your Dance Studio For Maximum Enrollment and Customer Satisfaction A big challenge that many dance studio owners face is determining what schedule to set for their classes. There are multiple factors to consider and often times it can get overwhelming. Learn some ways to maximize the space you have to fill your classes and some great tips on what to do with those that may not. . . . keep reading
DOWNLOAD: An Employee Contract for Your Dance Studio
It's never a good idea to have anyone work for you, for any reason, without a contract. An employee, whether you are hiring a faculty member or office staff, should have clear guidelines and expectations. This download can be modified to suit your needs. . . . keep reading
The DanzEmergencee Story: How a Cutting-Edge Temporary Substitute Staffing Agency Began and How They Can Help
One conversation with Venita McLemore and you know you have found a star. Venita took time to sit down with us here at DanceStudioOwner.com and offer a behind the scenes look at how her company, DanzEmergencee began. . . . keep reading
Solving the Substitute Problem at Your Dance Studio: Key Tips from the Experts at DanzEmergencee
By Venita McLemore
As a studio owner, what do you do when a teacher calls out and you need to find a sub right way? This article shows just how important it is to have a plan in place and what to look for in finding the best staff for your dance studio. . . . keep reading
Encouraging Loyal Dance Studio Staff With Employee Evaluations
As the owner of a small business in which customer service and faculty loyalty are extremely important to your success, you need to cultivate a linear business model in which employees have an opportunity to be heard . . . keep reading
How to Hire a Great Dance Teacher
By: Kathy Blake
How to Hire a Great Dance Teacher Hiring a new dance teacher is a daunting task, especially because the person you hire will inevitably play a vital role in the success of your business. . . . keep reading
How to Handle a Dance Teacher Who Disappoints, or Betrays: Part 2 of Staying Strong
By: Kathy Blake
How to Handle a Dance Teacher Who Disappoints, or Betrays: Part 2 of Staying Strong Teachers arriving late, making excuses, quitting mid-year, or leaving you and opening a studio down the street - what do you do when you are confronted with these all too common problems? When it comes to the teachers you hire and fire, there is always a risk and you may make some mistakes along the way. . . . keep reading
How an Intern can help double and triple your productivity without impacting your cash flow as a dance studio owner
By: Suzanne Blake Gerety
How an Intern can help double and triple your productivity without impacting your cash flow as a dance studio owner Does the urgency of the day often take up the majority of your time? Are there projects at your dance studio that you would really like to tackle -- but just can't because of other demands? . . . keep reading
9 Tips to Finding New Dance Teachers
By: Kathy Blake
9 Tips to Finding New Dance Teachers Hiring a new dance teacher is a daunting task, especially because the person you hire will inevitably play a vital role in the success of your business. . . . keep reading
Keeping Your Faculty Together: The Importance of Faculty Meetings at Your Dance School
By: Kathy Blake
Keeping Your Faculty Together: The Importance of Faculty Meetings at Your Dance School No business can run smoothly unless everyone is on the same page. Faculty meetings give you and your teachers the opportunity to . . . keep reading
10 Tips for a Great Dance Studio Office Staff
By: Kathy Blake
10 Tips for a Great Dance Studio Office Staff Your office staff is an integral part of your business. They deal with a lot of behind-the-scenes stress so you don't have to. . . . keep reading
Listening to Employee Complaints and Concerns as a Dance Studio Owner
By: Kathy Blake
Listening to Employee Complaints and Concerns as a Dance Studio Owner No matter how well you run your studio or how much your employees love to work for you, there will always be concerns and complaints from employees you will have to handle. . . . keep reading
How to Handle a Dance Teacher Who Takes Advantage: Part 1 of Staying Strong
By: Kathy Blake
How to Handle a Dance Teacher Who Takes Advantage: Part 1 of Staying Strong Teachers arriving late, making excuses, quitting mid-year, or leaving you and opening a studio down the street - what do you do when you are confronted with these all too common problems? . . . keep reading
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