Rachel is currently the Program Co Ordinator for the Dance for Commercial Performance BA(hons) at UCW. She lecturers in dance and musical theatre, specialising in commercial. She has a Bsc(hons) degree in psychology and a MA in human resource management, specialising in training and development, from the University of the West of England. Whilst studying she found her passion for teaching, choreographing for their street dance competitions crews and winning coach of the year at her university in 2013. She had worked for a variety of university both nationally and internationally. She is an experienced choreographer, now teaching a number of competition teams who compete across the country. Her choreography has brought back many 1st place trophies over the years including at BDO, UDO and SDI street dance competitions. Her routines have also qualified for both World Championships and European Championships on a number of occasions across many competition organisations. Rachel teaches a variety of dance styles in educational contexts, including experience teaching a dance curriculum in schools. She is specialised in Waacking, House, Popping, Dancehall, Hip hop and Commercial, having studied these for many years.

Corrin completed her professional dance training at Middlesex University in 2011 where she received a BA (Hons) in Dance Studies. Here, she trained extensively for three years in contemporary dance techniques such as Humphrey, Graham, Cunningham and Release, alongside Ballet, commercial dance and choreography. She then went on to gain performance experience through working abroad as a professional dancer in Cabaret and Showgirl acts and other musical theatre productions. Upon her return to the UK, Corrin worked alongside South West Dance Theatre, performing and choreographing for shows around the South West and also co-directed a youth dance company called SWDT Signets, which was a fusion between contemporary, ballet, commercial dance and physical theatre. In 2013 Corrin followed her passion for teaching and completed a PGCE in Secondary Dance Education at Exeter University to gain Qualified Teacher Status (QTS). Since then, she has taught at secondary and A Level, in addition to various dance fitness classes.