The objective of this undergraduate thesis is to reflect on the importance of the
extracurricular internship in the teacher training of students of the Dance Major, therefore, I present as a research excerpt my experience as a Dance intern at the Federal Institute of Pernambuco - Campus Recife, in 2015. Shortly after the transfer of Black Escobar, the main responsible for the insertion and development of Dance at IFPE, to the Federal Institute of São Paulo, there was a selection for an intern in which I was selected, becoming the first conductor-training in the field of Dance. The importance of such internship for my teacher education made it the object of research of this work. Methodologically, the research was developed as a Case Study, based on my participant observation, memories of artistic- educational processes, photographic records and an interview with Black Escobar. The theoretical contribution is composed of authors from the field of Dance-Education (MARQUES, 2010; 2012), (MORANDI; ESTRAZZACAPA, 2006); (VIEIRA, 2019) and Education (FREIRE, 1996). The research brought important data to the field of Dance: the reach and contributions that the teaching of Dance, at IFPE, in the sociocultural formation of the subjects involved, furthermore, it corroborated the importance of the internship in the formation and construction of the teacher's identity of the teacher of Dance.