People are involved in Dance as a career, as a leisure activity or a way to learn about the world, history, culture, and other subjects. Dance forms include modern, ballet, contemporary, jazz, tap, ballroom, creative dance, improvisation, hip hop, and cultural dance. Many professional dancers train at a vocational dance school, with an intensive three-year degree or diploma or a one-year postgraduate course in professional dance or musical theatre. To get on a relevant degree or diploma you may need five GCSEs A-C, including mathematics and English and science, and at least two A levels.

Choreography means dance compositions, the grouping of dancers, and establishing the sequence of dances. For this specific role, dancers with exceptional creative powers with the skill to interpret music in terms of dancing are needed. Choreographers work in films, on stage, for television and video music shows. Future prospects are very bright for choreographers as more and more stage and TV shows are being organized these days. This is one of the best unconventional career option which you can pursue after 12th.