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PILATES TEACHING II

DANCE 476
Course Description

Complete a minimum of 3 hours of teaching per week (or equivalent) working with individuals one on one or with group classes. Teach Pilates coursework Level I-V. Attend weekly seminars and mentor meetings.

Prerequisites

Declared in Pilates Certificate, DANCE 337 and DANCE 376

Satisfies

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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