Elements and Performance Criteria
- Adhere to the Dance Industry Code of Ethics
- Comply with Dance Industry Code of Ethics when interacting with students and members of the public
- Communicate with students, parents and carers in a professional manner
- Inform parents or carers of the policy and procedures of school or studio
- Ensure that assessment tools and procedures enable students and parents or carers to have access to accurate and honest feedback and advice when requested
- Ensure that class sizes and dance school or studio facilities are appropriate to the age group and level of students and dance style being taught
- Ensure that references to or comparisons with the services of others are fair and balanced
- Avoid situations that may lead to a conflict of interest
- Apply professional business practice
- Report medical concerns along with referral recommendations to relevant personnel
- Comply with statutory requirements regarding student confidentiality and duty of care
- Distribute only promotional material that contains factual statements, the accuracy of which can be verified
- Set up and use effective systems for managing budgets, finance and paperwork associated with own practice as a teacher
- Demonstrate effective support services
- Conduct teaching practice in an ethical manner
- Uphold and enhance the reputation of the dance teaching profession
- Ensure no attempt is made to influence or intimidate examiner at an examination or judge at a competition
- Act with impartiality in any assessment or judging role
- Act in an ethical manner with regard to other dance schools when conducting student recruitment campaigns
- Work effectively with others
- Communicate with others in a way that engenders respect
- Share information and ideas in a timely fashion to enhance work outcomes
- Seek information and ideas from others as required to assist achievement of work requirements
- Observe linguistic and cultural protocols when communicating with others
- Seek feedback from relevant personnel on own teaching practice and incorporate constructive suggestions into continuous improvement strategies