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About the program

The education around the dance education.

CNU exists to help young dancers and their parents understand the professional world around the steps—before the pressure gets loud.

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Why CNU exists

Talent gets attention. Preparation builds a career.

Traditional training develops technique and performance. CNU addresses the gap around it: how to enter an audition, communicate professionally, shape an online presence, handle feedback, set goals, and make thoughtful career choices.

The program is built for dancers ages 5–15 with some dance experience. Students do not need professional credits; they need curiosity, consistency, and a willingness to participate.

The live structure

Four sessions. One working rhythm.

Current membership includes four virtual sessions each month, CNU app access, homework with personalized feedback, and guest education from professional choreographers. Offerings and schedules may change.

01Learn live

Join classes, seminars, and guided conversations in real time.

02Ask directly

Bring personal goals and questions into the room.

03Practice

Complete work that turns conversation into action.

04Reflect

Use feedback and available replays to keep progressing.

Inside membership

Support with a point of view.

Every month

Four live virtual sessions

Show up in real time for classes, discussion, questions, and guidance.

Live mentorship

Sessions with Phil Wright

Collect practical keys to success from a working choreographer and mentor.

Industry access

Guest professionals

Hear directly from professionals who understand auditions, careers, and the room.

Keep growing

Assignments + feedback

Put each lesson into practice with homework and personalized feedback.

For the whole team

Parent-focused guidance

Get clearer expectations, career context, and support for the road ahead.

Member resources

Portal access + replays

Find session links and available recordings in the CNU member experience.

What students study

Practical topics for real rooms.

The curriculum can flex with the questions and opportunities dancers are facing now.

01Audition etiquette & preparation
02Professional portfolios & résumés
03Social media & online presence
04Entrepreneurship in dance
05Industry communication
06Self-worth & mental wellness
07Long-term career planning
08Parent education
09Mock auditions
10Conversations with professionals
For students

Come ready to participate.

  • Attend live whenever possible
  • Ask thoughtful questions
  • Complete assigned work
  • Practice respectful, professional communication
For parents

Stay informed and involved.

  • Review schedules and portal information
  • Support age-appropriate participation
  • Use CNU guidance to understand career pathways
  • Contact the team when expectations are unclear
The next session

Bring your questions. Build your plan.

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