TEACHING OPPORTUNITIES!

"Pique Dance Studio" in Manotick, just a short distance south of Ottawa is seeking an experienced ballet and modern teacher for all levels of training starting in the fall of 2013. For a full job description and to apply, please contact us at: piquedance@rocketmail.com

Located in beautiful Kootenay Valley, Peak Danceworks is located in Invermere, BC (1 - hour from Banff, on the other side of the Rockies). Under the direction of Amanda Affonso, Peak Danceworks offers dance programming in Jazz, tap, ballet, lyrical, musical theatre, hip hop and acro. Our programs include ADAPT and RAD examinations, competitions and summer camps.

With 200 dancers in the community, we are seeking full-time ADAPT teachers to provide instruction in jazz and tap to junior, pre-intermediate and intermediate students. If you have a passion for teaching and love to work with children please contact us for more information at: info@peakdanceworks.com.

TEACHER’S TRAINING SCHOOL 2013

1st Year Semester	July 08-14, 2013
2nd Year Semester	July 11-17, 2013
3rd Year Semester	July 14-18, 2013

T.T.S. Graduation Banquet
July 18, 2013

Registration and information for T.T.S. 2013 is now available online.

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Examiner

First Name:	Debbie
Last Name:	Noce

Biography

Debbie Noce was born and brought up in the world of dance. She was trained by her parents, Brian and Faye Foley. Ms. Noce has been a professional performer, dance teacher, adjudicator and examiner for the past thirty years. She owned and operated Brantford's "The Dance Shop" and was co-owner of Canada's most renowned professional dance studio "Performing Dance Arts Inc."

Debbie has adjudicated for most of the top Competition Organizations across Canada and the United States. She is in constant demand to create choreography for Title and Pageant competitors as well as guest faculty teaching for conventions, workshops and seminars.

Ms. Noce is a guest teacher for numerous private dance studios in the Toronto area. Her reputation as an ADAPT Examiner is excellent and her work with children and professional dancers is always a positive experience.

Along with her very busy teaching and examination schedule, Debbie is also the director of the Can-Dance Title/Soloist Competition. This competition is held in nine major cities across Canada each year.