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From Student To... What? - Page 4© Shira
In Conclusion
There are many ways to participate in the dance without becoming a "pro". In fact, many talented dancers never do become involved in the "professional" circuit. Some would rather spend their evenings at home with their families instead of arguing with club owners over pay. Others don't fall into the age group or body type that restaurants and bellygram agencies are willing to hire. Usually, there's only a tiny number of professional dance jobs in any given community, and a large number of dancers competing for them. So look for ways you can find joy in the dance and grow your skill. It'll be rewarding, and when the time comes that you truly are good enough to teach or get the paying job, you'll have more experiences and knowledge to share with students of your own. This article is part of the Suite101 "Middle Eastern Dance" topic area. For the other Suite101 articles, discussion forums, and opinion polls related to Middle Eastern dance, music, and culture, see the Welcome page on Suite101. For other articles written by Shira about these topics, please see Shira's own popular web site at www.shira.net.
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