Intern
$500 – $800
Perks · learning new skills · join group training
Careers · Build your future with Snow
At Snow we care more about who you are, what excites you, and how you'd like to grow than about a perfect CV. Teach, perform, create, host, or help run the place — for cash, revenue share, or in exchange for studio time. Tell us a little about yourself and we'll guide you from there.
A lifestyle venue, not just a dance studio
Snow brings dance, music, social experiences and creative projects together under one roof — and you get to work across all of it.
Grand Piano
Private Cinema
Dance Classes
Events
Media Opportunities
Networking
— What makes Snow different
What you could be part of
This isn't about fitting a mould — it's about finding your flow. Choose what excites you most. Here's some of what's going on.
Your application
There are no wrong answers — this just helps us understand you better than a CV ever could. Nothing is binding. We reply to shortlisted applicants within a few days (admin off Mon & Thu).
— Growth path at Snow
How contribution is rewarded
Your level reflects the value you bring to the studio — not previous experience, certificates, or verbal commitments. Salary bands per month (SGD).
$500 – $800
Perks · learning new skills · join group training
$800 – $1,500
Improving skills · learn and teach · gain experience
$1,500 – $3,000
Performance · advanced courses · bootcamps
$3,000 – $5,000
Audition · master class · teacher training
$5,000 – $8,000
Collabs · host events · DCE program
How hiring works
Every long-term member starts with a trial — it lets both you and Snow check the environment, expectations and opportunities are the right fit.
Spend time at the studio first — attend classes, events and social gatherings, volunteer, or shadow a few activities. Get a feel for our culture and expectations before committing.
Selected candidates begin an official trial. You'll gain hands-on experience, learn our systems, meet the team, and show your reliability, attitude and initiative.
We review performance, contribution and fit. From here you might progress to the next level, keep developing, be offered a different opportunity, or conclude the trial.
Successful candidates are offered a longer-term role with more responsibility, benefits and room to grow.
Progression isn't based on time served. Advancement reflects overall contribution, attitude, initiative, reliability and the needs of the studio, at the studio's discretion. Given the volume of applicants and our holistic review, detailed feedback may not always be possible. We're not looking for perfect resumes — we're looking for the right attitude, a growth mindset, and a willingness to contribute.
Studio culture
— Why people join Snow
Come by. See the space.
Send the application above, or just come say hi first. You're welcome to:
Good to know
We value attitude, passion, and willingness to learn above all. Your level here depends on your contribution and growth, not just prior experience or certificates.
Compensation progresses through the phases — starting with commission or trial terms, moving to a base salary, and growing as you take on more responsibility and create more value. Exceptions are made for talented individuals ready to take the lead.
Yes — off-peak hours are available; peak hours are subject to availability. Just send a rough schedule and let us know if you're inviting friends. Administrative fees may apply.
Yes. We create social-media profiles to promote your classes and special workshops, and we help with video shoots and marketing.
Studio Manager (daily operations and schedules) · Dance & Music Teachers (teach and inspire students) · Social Media Content Creator (capture and promote studio moments) · Event Planner (organise and host events) · Musicians and Performers (perform and collaborate). If you have skills in any of these, send us a message.
Four phases. Phase 0 — Studio Discovery (about a week getting to know us). Phase 1 — Trial Period (months 1–2, hands-on experience). Phase 2 — Extended Trial or Progression (months 3–4, we review fit). Phase 3 — Long-Term Growth (a longer-term role with more responsibility).
First visit — an introduction meeting for us to get to know you (an invite isn’t a shortlisting or a job offer). Second visit — for shortlisted candidates; if there’s interest you may be invited to a 1-week Discovery Period. No employment agreement is signed at this stage, you sign our Terms & Conditions to access the studio, and it doesn’t guarantee a role. Discovery extension — completing the week may lead to a 1-month Discovery Period under a limited agreement. Third visit — a final review after the Discovery Period (1 week + 1 month): we may discuss a longer-term, project-based or part-time collaboration, or decide not to proceed.
We look for one- to five-year team members and beyond. The path: a supportive environment, room to grow across dance, music, media and events, a flexible work culture, and a place in an international creative scene. We help our team grow into leadership.
We review every application carefully. Applicants who aren’t selected receive a simple note — "Your application is unsuccessful." We don’t give explanations, feedback, comparisons or discussions on rejection decisions. If you’d want detailed feedback or to challenge hiring decisions, this may not be the right environment for you.
Most roles let you choose your schedule based on studio needs and availability. Certain events, classes or management roles may require fixed commitments. The studio has the final say; we plan around your dedication.
If you don't quite hit your goals, no worries — keep going through the phases until you're ready for a longer commitment. Continue training, explore an alternative role, or gain experience and reapply later. We value growth over perfection.
Performance-based, with clear progression phases and salary adjustments for successful candidates. Progression is not based solely on time served — it reflects overall contribution, attitude, initiative, reliability and the needs of the studio. More detail is shared during onboarding.
Part-time roles (teaching, social media, performing) usually run 4–8 hours a week, often weekends or specific days. Full-time and growth-track roles run 3–6 days a week depending on the role. Schedules are flexible — those on the long-term track tend to spend more time at the studio.
Yes — at Snow you're not limited to a single role. Some of the team teach, create content, and assist with events all at the same time.
Your income grows as you help bring in students and generate revenue through your classes and activities. Hit monthly or yearly revenue targets and earnings rise accordingly. Promote your classes, sign up new students, organise events — the more value you create, the more you earn.
Yes. We offer bonuses and rewards to recognise hard work. Hit your monthly or yearly goals and you become eligible for extra incentives.
Not necessarily — if you're eager to learn, we provide guidance. International applicants are welcome. And yes, come visit the studio before applying — we'd rather you see the space and meet the team first.
Ready when you are
A few taps, no CV needed. We'd love to hear what you'd bring to Snow.