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Find a dance teacher that’s right for you

Choosing an RAD registered teacher ensures you can learn, prepare for an exam, or just have fun dancing in a nurturing environment.

Why choose an RAD Registered Teacher?

  • Only dance teachers who meet our high professional standards and training requirements can be registered with us. So, when it comes to making sure your child gets the best, we have already checked this for you.

  • Teachers registered with us have undergone rigorous training to acquire all the necessary skills and knowledge and they participate in continuous professional development.

  • If you are looking for a safe environment, you can be reassured that our registered teachers are expected to meet safeguarding requirements, including criminal record checks and annual safeguarding training.

  • Only RAD registered teachers can enter students for Royal Academy of Dance exams, and they can help your child progress and thrive in their dance training.   

So, if you are looking for excellence, continuous growth, and joy of dance, you’re in the right place. Use the map below to find a teacher in your area.

Find a teacher for your RAD exams

We offer a wide range of dance exams and assessments to motivate and reward students of all ages and abilities and provide opportunities for progression and achievement. Our candidates range in age from 2 to 80+!

Known for their quality, RAD exams are recognised worldwide. To enter for RAD exams, students must study with an RAD Registered Teacher, trained to the highest standards to best prepare you for success.

Find your RAD teacher today.

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Safeguarding at the RAD

At the RAD, we are committed to providing safe spaces for all. Our safeguarding team are focused on supporting dance teachers in their efforts to keep children and vulnerable adults safe while dancing.

We work with legislative, regulatory and parliamentary bodies, such as the Department for Education, and through organisations such as One Dance UK, NSPCC and Safer Dance to continually improve standards in dance teaching