Kinderdance International, frontrunner in developmental dance, gymnastics and fitness programs for kids announced expansion in India under the supervision of Kinderdance Area Developer Kirthana Ramarapu.
Meanwhile, Manisha Ahuja and Sunitha Venkatish are now proud instructors for Kinderdance in India. Both are able to complete the training and have earned their certification to teach Kinderdance programs to children in India.
Ramarapu serves as the executive director for Learning Parachute and the Kinderdance International India Area Development and Franchise owner.
Ramarapu's passion for education and dance pushed her to build her business around young children.
She is a Certified Early Childhood Movement Specialist and teaches children child care centers and preschools all over India.
The Kinderdance India Area Developer bought her first franchise back in 2009 and was acknowledged as a "Top Kinderdance Producer and Leader."
She also won "Rookie of the Year" in 2013 and "Franchisee of the Month" in 2012 and 2014.
Aside from that, Rumarapu serves as Kinderdance Area Representative and is responsible for mentoring and developing 11 sub franchises all over India.
"It's wonderful to be expanding Kinderdance across India. For young children, movement, music and dance are natural tools for fitness, learning and communicating while expressing their feelings," says Kinderdance Vice President, Karen Maltese.
Kinderdance International was founded in 1979 and teaches children to build self-confidence through dancing. It is recognized dance, gymnastics and fitness program for 2 to 12 year-old children.
The company currently has 132 Franchisees in over 800 branches across 36 states and 8 countries that teach more than 12,000 children at a weekly basis.
Kinderdance International services different child care institutions like child care centers, recreational centers, churches, corporate child care, fitness centers, public and private schools, military bases and other places.
Kinderdance aims to develop the self-confidence of the child and teaching them how to share, lead, interact with other children though arts, movement, education, music and other fun activities.
