Capoeira classes in hired halls
Run weekly capoeira classes for adults and kids in community halls, dance studios or school spaces near you.
- A$500-3k
- Side hustle
- Out and about
Estimates for a small start in Australia, not guarantees.
What it is
Group classes teaching capoeira movement, kicks, acrobatics, rhythm and music, held in hired community halls, studios or council venues on set evenings and weekends.
Your first three steps
- Check whether your capoeira group or mestre allows you to teach under their name, and plan your class levels and prices
- Enquire about hall hire rates at local councils, community centres and dance studios and pick a regular time slot
- Run a free or discounted trial class and promote it through local Facebook groups, Instagram and flyers
Who pays
Adults looking for a fun fitness option, parents of children and teens, and people interested in Brazilian culture and music.
How it makes money
Casual class fees or term and monthly memberships per student, plus occasional workshops, grading events and instrument or uniform sales.
Skills that help
- Solid capoeira ability and teaching experience
- Clear, encouraging instruction for mixed levels
- Basic organising and marketing
Watch out for
- Public liability insurance, and check whether venues require it and what it must cover
- Working with Children Check requirements if you teach under 18s, which differ by state and territory
- Injury risk, so use a participation waiver and structured warm-ups, and check with your insurer about cover for martial arts
- Class numbers can be uneven early on, so make sure hall hire costs are covered before committing to a long booking
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Coming soonQuestions people ask
How much does it cost to start capoeira classes?
Startup costs are typically around $500 to $3,000, depending on hall hire, insurance and any equipment or music instruments you need. Make sure hall hire is covered before committing to a long booking.
How much can you earn teaching capoeira classes?
Monthly revenue is typically estimated at around $400 to $3,000, depending on class numbers, pricing and how many sessions you run. The estimates assume at least around 5 hours a week, and numbers can be uneven early on.
What do I need to check before teaching capoeira, including to children?
Things to check: public liability insurance and what venues require, Working With Children Check requirements if you teach under 18s (these differ by state and territory), and cover for martial arts with your insurer. Consider a participation waiver and structured warm-ups.
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