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It takes time and dedication to become an outdoor instructor. It also depends on what you are trying to instruct as the question is very general.

there are no official education requirements, however, a dancing background and teacher training will be a key to GETTING the job, and being a GOOD dance instructor.

Some infants can swim but they always need someone with them at all times. Also they need a special swim instrutor who helps them and give the ok. Never try to teach an infant to swim without qualifed supervison.

this really depends. higher-level instructors get a fair bit. i once trained with an international dressage rider at $100(AUS)/hr. I usually only charge $35 for my lessons because though i have experience, i am not qualified. becoming a qualified instructor is better for your wallet, and it means you're more credible and it will be easier to become employed.