The Street-dance workshop leaders | The Street-dance workshop | Scheme of work | Certified qualification | Evidence of participation | Booking

Learn some of the dance routines that have made Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake world famous. Come prepared to make up some of your own dance moves and get sweaty!
Our dance tutors have all had training in dance ranging from modern and jazz to hip hop. All have performed with various dance groups professionally taking them across the world on tours and with shows and are experienced choreographers too.
A couple of our tutors currently work for trusts and charities training people to perform as part of pop bands that work in secondary schools. This involves regular dance teaching along with trying to bring out the confidence and character of each individual student. Others teach in schools as part of the curriculum and after school clubs while others dance regularly for touring bands. Their wide ranging experience of their Art as well as working with people of all ages makes this workshop a skilled yet accessible learning experience for the absolute beginner to the more experienced dancer.
Following a warm up and a basic overview of the hip hop style of dance; co-ordination, movement and rhythm are some of the skills enhanced on this workshop. Numerical skills are used to count beats and work with rhythm and teamwork is essential. Street dance is a group activity that really encourages people to work together as well as build confidence. The songs and music used are geared to the current charts using popular music that fits the hip-hop realm. This workshop is very practical – you get stuck straight in learning moves and a full-choreographed routine that will even impress yourself! Many people have shown an interest in putting a dance troupe together and begin to perform in their local community and even pass on their skills to others following taking part in this workshop.
All of our workshops are accredited with a certificate that all partakers can take away with them at the end as proof of their participation and to mark their achievement in learning a new skill.
Many youth schemes require evidence of learners' participation and achievements in wider learning projects to contribute to the young persons file or CV. Top Dog support this by providing other supporting evidence of participation in addition to the Top Dog Certificate of Achievement. Available for this workshop are: