At Irish Pole Dance Academy, we are on the lookout for awesome people to come and join our team in Dublin and grow with us.
We are currently looking for pole dance instructors to work with us on part-time basis.
Interested? Awesome! Well, we’re very glad you’re here reading this. If you’d like to join our team and contribute to our awesome community that we have been building since 2011, please read on and read carefully…
As a pole dance instructor at IPDA it is your mission to provide nothing less than top-class pole dance training and coaching to our wide range of clients to ensure safety and facilitate performance towards their planned goals using our Core Values. It is also your responsibility to uphold IPDA’s worldwide reputation as one of the best pole dance studios in Ireland.
The Bare Minimum:
To be eligible to work with us, there’s 3 things that we need from you as an absolute bare minimum (if you do not have these we ask respectfully that you do not apply please):
You also need to have the following Core Competencies:
If you have all of the above and you want to take the next step, write an email to Arlene@IrishPoleDanceAcademy.com with the title “I want to work as an awesome Pole Dance Instructor with Irish Pole Dance Academy”.
In this email, please write a short paragraph telling Arlene about yourself and why you want to work with IPDA and attach your CV outlining your experience and certificates / qualifications, and some references from previous employers (so that Arlene can call them and verify that you are indeed as awesome as you say you are). Please include all of the above info in your email to ensure that your application does not get rejected!
After Arlene receives your application, be patient, she will contact you and arrange a meeting with you (via Zoom) to tell you more about what she has to offer in working with IPDA and to see if you are a good fit for us, and vice versa.
We look forward to hearing from you!
What attracted me to IPDA was other dancers telling me that the classes placed a lot of emphasis on choreography and flow as well as tricks, didn’t shy away from the art forms roots in strip clubs, and were generally really sex worker positive. I’ve been dancing here almost a year now and these are still some of the aspects I best about this place. The instructors challenge you and are genuinely interested in your journey, the dancers support one another and it’s the perfect environment to celebrate being unashamedly sexy.