Presenting yourself as a Professional Barre Instructor.

Having a passion, talent, and even a completed qualification does not make you a professional barre Instructor. How you present yourself, your reliability, your knowledge of your industry and your ability to keep developing your skills is what will set you apart. You may be killing it on the studio floor and booking out your classes. Still, suppose you consistently turn up late or have no understanding of your legal responsibilities. In that case, employers may soon grow tired of hiring your services, and you set yourself up for exploitation.

This final, and may I say as an employer, crucial module is to ensure you are 110% prepared to enter the industry as a well-rounded professional who knows what to expect. You have already completed your practical elements; now, it’s time to get into the business side of being a barre Instructor.