However, it should be pointed out that these institutions are all undergraduate, or at least junior college. You need to have the skills to take the art test plus the comprehensive score of the college entrance examination. At present, only ordinary high school students apply for the exam, and there is no way to enroll.
As for what you said about being a dance teacher after graduation, the policy has just been adjusted. Students from normal universities and undergraduate colleges all take the national unified examination. You can take the Baidu exam again, but the point is that this can only get you the domestic teacher qualification certificate, and the dance major is usually based on the professional results of the graduation certificate.
If you are a social worker, not a student, I suggest you take the graded teacher qualification certificate, which is enough to recruit dance teachers or take care of children outside school. Besides, there is a non-dance major student in Beiwu, who can only take a few grades before the exam (but amateurs are not required to apply for the first few grades), and the professional age is basically not required. Contact the local grading office to study and take the exam. However, each institution uses its own set of teaching materials. You can compare the textbooks of various institutions online first to see which one suits you.
At present, the national certification grades are: Beijing Dance Academy (with strong professionalism, it is difficult for people without basic skills), China Dancers Association (relatively simple, suitable for teaching children), and the grades of various provinces. Parents can check the official teacher classes of all grades in your province. I have passed the examination of Beiwu and China Dance Association, so I will say more. Of course, these two certificates are also the most used certificates at present.
By the way, the dances in dance colleges are: China Dance, Ballet (both of which can't be practiced since childhood), Classical Dance, National Dance, Modern Dance, which are the mainstream, and Body Dance. The national standard depends on the situation of each college. I still want to apply for a teacher in the professional college entrance examination, such as street dance and jazz dance. Korean dance is not officially recognized at present. Of course, if you just want to take a training course, it all depends on which training office recruits you.
If you have any questions to add, I hope I can help you! Come on, I wish you become a qualified dance teacher as soon as possible!