Timetable

All classes are 1-hour in duration.

Our current term* begins Monday 12 January 2026 and has 6 weeks of classes with 2 social event weeks.

*Classes are subject to change based on a minimum of student enrolments.

Keep an eye out on our socials to stay up to date on our next term dates!

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2026 term pricing

Term of classes

  • Learn or refresh the basics of Salsa, Bachata, Rueda or Zouk.

    Suitable for absolute beginners.

  • Suitable for all levels.

    Build on your Salsa 1 basics. Take your dancing to the next level by embracing Salsa musicality and body movement.

  • This class is by invitation-only.

Specials

  • Learn or refresh the basics of Salsa 1, Bachata 1, Rueda 1 and/or Zouk 1.

    Suitable for absolute beginners and keen dancers.

  • Take the opportunity to learn and build on your dancing.

    This package gives you access to a single level 2 or higher class, and includes all level 1 classes.

  • Take on every class in the timetable - what have you got to lose?

  • For those looking to do multiple classes that aren’t listed as a package, we still have you covered.

    We offer discounts on various classes - come speak to us if your preferred classes aren’t listed here.

  • Only have time for one class? Try a casual one class.

    Not applicable for Salsa Advanced.

  • Only have time to check into our classes for the night? Pay only $30 to take on all classes on the night.

    Not applicable to Mondays.

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Classes

Salsa

Salsa is a dance which originated from a blend of Cuban, African, and Caribbean rhythms. It gained popularity in New York City in the 1960s and 70s. Brought by Cuban migrants, it then fused with local jazz and other Latino music.

The term ‘salsa’ was coined to describe this lively mix. It has since evolved into various styles worldwide, reflecting diverse cultural influences while keeping its vibrant, shared core.

At JST we focus on Salsa On2.

  • Take your first steps into the world of Salsa with our beginner class.

    We'll introduce you to timing and instill confidence in your basic moves for the social dance floor.

    This class is ideal for those who have no prior dance experience, or who are learning Salsa On2 for the first time.

  • Expand on your knowledge and understanding of Salsa On2 fundamentals.

    We will focus on technique and fun partner work moves for the social dance floor.

    This class is ideal for students who have learned the basics of On2 timing, or those who have completed and comfortable with Salsa 1 or equivalent.

  • This class is invite-only - please message us for further information.

  • Develop your Salsa techniques.

    This class will improve your solo basics, timing, body movement, spins, musicality and more.

    We’ll work on frame in partnerwork, connection and how to be a better social dancer.

    This is an open-level class, although basic Salsa On2 experience is required.

Bachata

Bachata is both a style of music and a partner dance that comes from the Dominican Republic in the early to mid-20th century. Today, Bachata is one of the most popular social dances worldwide and has evolved into several substyles.

Bachata is about connection, emotion, and storytelling.

  • Suitable for students from all dance backgrounds or those without any prior dance experience.

Rueda de Casino

Rueda de Casino is a Cuban group dance that evolved from ‘casino’, a partner-based form of Cuban Salsa that was developed in Havana’s social clubs during the 1950s.

In rueda (“wheel”), multiple couples dance in a circle, led by a “caller” who calls moves that everyone performs at the same time. This often involves partner exchanges and playful, synchronized patterns.

  • Suitable for students from all dance backgrounds or those without any prior dance experience.

Zouk

Zouk is a smooth, flowing partnered dance emphasising connection, rhythm, and expressive movement.

Brazilian Zouk evolved in the 90s from a style of dance called Lambada, incorporating influences from various other national Brazilian dances and rhythms. As Lambada began to lose popularity, dancers adapted to Zouk music from the islands of Martinique and Guadalupe, and over time this new style of dance became known as simply Zouk.

These days, Zouk is danced to many different rhythms, including various Brazilian styles, as well as R&B, afro and pop music.

  • Suitable for students from all dance backgrounds or those without any prior dance experience.

Privates

We offer privates - both for single, couple and group numbers - to allow for personalised feedback and teachings at your pace.

Get in touch with us via the contact form for details.