To become a studio director in the UK, you typically need a bachelor's degree and relevant work experience. Entry-level positions may be available to those with a high school diploma, but job experience is also important. Pursuing internships and part-time jobs in the industry can be helpful in gaining experience and making connections.

A dance studio manager in the UK is responsible for managing staff, processing new registration requests, hiring and onboarding new team members, and advising current and potential customers on which classes to take or instructors they'll love.

The role of a dance studio manager is to ensure consistency across systems and manage all creative and production assets, approval processes, task management, costs, and reporting.

There are no specific qualifications required to become a dance studio manager in the UK. However, most studio managers have experience in related fields such as recording engineering, mixing engineering, or production. Some may also work their way up from project management, studio booking, or administrative assistant roles.