Yes — you must be 18+ to join.

Yes, some experience is recommended. This course is built for dancers who already have basic heels foundations (and/or pole heels basics) and want to level up into teaching.

Yes. You’ll receive a certificate after the final assessment 

The program includes onboarding + 8 in-person training sessions, teaching practice, and a final assessment. Total length depends on the schedule format (weekly / weekends / intensive).

It can run in different formats: weekly, weekend blocks, or intensive. The exact format is shared after acceptance during onboarding.

Each session is a full training block (not a short drop-in class). Exact duration is shared with the schedule during onboarding.

Yes — attendance is strongly expected because you’re training to teach, and the feedback + practice parts require you in the room.

You’ll still get guidance in the private group chat, but in-person practice and feedback can’t be fully replaced. Depending on the program run, you may be given a catch-up task.

Yes — light practice/homework to help you retain technique, build teaching structure, and prepare for leading parts of class.

Yes. Step 4 is Teaching Practice, where you lead real classes with fellow students.

A lot. Feedback is built into the program and happens consistently during training + teaching practice.

Both. You’ll get group notes plus individual corrections and coaching.

Yes. You’ll learn choreography creation and will build your own pieces as part of your instructor development.

Yes — cueing, structure, and leading warm-ups are key instructor skills inside the program.

You should be able to train safely. If you have an injury, you can still apply, but you should check with a medical professional and disclose limitations so training can be adapted where possible.

Yes. Flexibility helps, but it’s not a requirement. You’ll work within your range while improving technique and teaching skills.

Yes — heels, knee pads, and a notebook are recommended (plus water). Exact gear guidance is shared during onboarding.

No. You don’t need to own a pole to do the course.

It’s held in-person at the training studio. The exact location is shared after acceptance (Step 2 — Onboarding).

Small group — designed so everyone gets real feedback and teaching time.

Yes — it can be delivered in English.

Yes — future cities are possible depending on demand and scheduling.

Studios can host by reaching out to collaborate: confirm space, dates, equipment, and minimum group interest. Then the program can be brought to your city.

Usually, deposits are non-refundable because they reserve a limited spot. (Exact terms depend on the specific intake.)

Cancellation terms are provided before payment/confirmation and inside onboarding. Generally, policies depend on how close you are to the start date.

Sometimes yes — transfers may be allowed with approval and within a specific timeframe.

When available, early bird pricing is offered for limited time / limited spots.

This course is not designed for absolute beginners in pole or dancers without flow/choreo experience. It’s for dancers ready to train like instructors, practice teaching, and handle real feedback.