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Teianna- Current PhD in Dance Candidate (University of Auckland)
Teianna is a dance educator who has been working for over ten years in the United States. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Dance at the University of Auckland.
She has an impressive resume which include a Masters of Dance from the University of Auckland, a Bachelor of Arts in Dance and Anthropology with Honours in Dance, as well as a teaching artist residency in South Africa.
"Play is important to me! As a teacher, I want to create fun and friendly environments that appropriately challenge students. I am always looking for new, creative ways to make that possible!"
Alysha- Masters in Dance Movement Therapy (Graduation 2024)
Alysha's passion lies within the performing arts and alternative therapies. She brings over twenty years dance experience and is always looking for ways to expand on her knowledge to become a well rounded creative. She has been a dance teacher for nine years and loves working with students of all ages. Alysha completed a Bachelor of Dance studies at University of Auckland and a Masters in Dance Movement Therapy.
"I love seeing people succeed and supporting them in realising their goals no matter how big or small!"
Chloe- RAD Ballet, NZAMD Jazz, APDA various genres- Reliever
Chloe is a fantastic dance teacher with infectious energy! She has been working in the dance industry for over 7 years. She has taught a wide variety of genres including ballet, jazz, lyrical, hip-hop, musical theatre, contemporary and salsa.
"There's a light of creativity in everyone but especially in children, I am passionate about bringing that creativity out of children through teaching them dance. I love watching them spark new interests and have fun being the most authentic them. "
Emily- Masters in Dance Movement Therapy (Teaching & curriculum support)
Emily's dance journey started with ballet at the age of 5 and remained her passion throughout school. At university she completed her Bachelor of Dance Studies, where she developed her skills into other styles of dance, alongside learning about how we teach and learn dance. This degree led her into a Masters of Dance Movement Therapy, as she wanted to study how dance can be used expressively, developmentally, and therapeutically.
"My teaching style encourages participation and fun above all else, and I believe that dance is so important within ECE programmes in helping to develop wonderful human beings!"