
During each class, instructors transition between teaching the full group and walking around to give personalized feedback. This structure helps students build confidence, learn how to practice on their own, and feel comfortable dancing outside of the studio—while always having an instructor nearby for support.
New to dancing? Many students start with an Introductory Session before joining group courses.
Our group classes are taught and sold as progressive courses, meaning each class builds on the last. This allows dancers to:
While some courses allow drop-in options, we encourage students to attend as many classes within the course as possible to get the most out of the material and instruction.
Group Courses pair especially well with Private Lessons for dancers who want more personalized feedback or faster improvement.
Group Courses are a great fit if you:
No partner is required for any class, and dancers of all experience levels are welcome.
Looking for a more social experience? Many students also enjoy our Social Dances & Events, where they can practice what they’re learning in a relaxed setting.
You can register online or in person. Some courses have limited availability, so early registration is encouraged.
We encourage all students to participate in full courses whenever possible, as they provide the most value and the best learning experience.
Please reach us at info@startdancing.org if you cannot find an answer to your question.
No. You do not need a partner for any group course. Many students attend on their own.
Yes. Many of our courses are designed specifically for beginners, while others are intended for continuing students. Each course description will indicate the appropriate level.
In some cases, yes. If a course allows drop-in students, it will be noted in the description. Otherwise, we recommend starting at the beginning of the course for the best experience.
Comfortable clothing and shoes you can move in are perfect. No special dancewear is required.
Our team is happy to help you choose the best option based on your experience and goals. You can ask in person or reach out before registering.
If you’d like more guidance, an Introductory Session is a great way to explore your options and get personalized recommendations.