Choose "Dance Academy" as the institute type
In Settings → Organization, set institute type to Dance Academy. Terminology across TuitionDesk adapts — students, batches, and progress tracking use dance-academy language from day one.
Ballet, hip-hop, and contemporary — under one roof. See the real, visual workflow a multi-style dance academy follows on TuitionDesk: style and age-group batches, studio-room booking, geo-tagged instructor check-in, costume rental, grade badges, and a seasonal showcase — start to finish.
Twelve real product stops — from choosing your institute type to reporting revenue by style and age-group.
In Settings → Organization, set institute type to Dance Academy. Terminology across TuitionDesk adapts — students, batches, and progress tracking use dance-academy language from day one.
Create separate batches for each style and age-group — Ballet Kids, Hip-Hop Teens, Contemporary Adults — so fees, attendance, and progress stay scoped to the right group.
Add your studio rooms as Venues (type: studio or room) and assign one to each rehearsal session, so TuitionDesk blocks double-booking the same room at the same time.
Each class session can capture check-in and check-out location when the instructor marks attendance, so you can confirm a rehearsal was actually run from the studio.
List costumes as Equipment and let dancers book a rental for a date range through Equipment Booking ahead of the showcase — no separate spreadsheet to track who has what.
Define custom level/badge icons for your own grade ladder — Grade 1 Ballet, Grade 2 Hip-Hop — and award them as dancers progress, visible on the student's profile and the parent portal.
Create a fee plan per batch for monthly tuition, and add the showcase costume fee as a separate line item — EMI/installments available where a family needs to split payment.
Parents log into the parent portal to see rehearsal attendance, progress notes per style, and fee status — without calling the studio for an update.
Create the showcase as an Event on your academy's public page, with a listing photo or video and online registration, so families can register for the showcase without a phone call.
Your free public academy website carries an enquiry form and demo/trial-class booking, so a parent exploring ballet classes can book a trial before ever calling you.
WhatsApp, push, and email reminders go out before each class and ahead of the showcase — fewer no-shows, fewer "what time is rehearsal" messages.
Reports break down attendance and revenue by style and by age-group, so you can see which programs — ballet, hip-hop, contemporary — are growing.
Room, instructor, and costume — all attached to the same session record.
Yes. Add your studio rooms as Venues and assign one to each rehearsal session — TuitionDesk blocks double-booking the same room at the same time.
Yes, through Equipment and Equipment Booking. List costumes as rentable equipment with date ranges, so dancers can book what they need ahead of the showcase without a separate spreadsheet.
Each class session can capture check-in and check-out location when the instructor marks attendance, so you can confirm a class was actually run from the studio.
No — they're custom level/badge definitions with your own icon or image, used to mark a dancer's progression through your own grade ladder (for example, Grade 2 Ballet). They are not a formal exam board certification.
Yes. The showcase is listed as a public Event with a listing photo or video and online registration, so families can register without calling the studio.
Free plan for up to 10 students — no time limit, no credit card required.
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