Since 2010, Virginie Garandeau has served as a professor of choreographic studies at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris, where she teaches students specializing in dance, dance notation, and choreographic accompaniment.
She has been teaching dance history since 1993 as part of the curriculum for the State Diploma for dance instructors, working with numerous public institutions and private centers. Furthermore, she frequently delivers lectures on choreographic topics at both conservatories and public-facing events.
She served as co-curator of the exhibition Scènes de bal, bals en scène — developed by the Centre National de la Danse—and co-authored the accompanying exhibition catalog. She also contributed to the Dictionnaire de la Danse (Larousse, 1999 and 2008) and the Dictionnaire des femmes créatrices (published by Éditions des Femmes, 2013).
She holds State Diplomas as an instructor in both jazz and contemporary dance, and possesses extensive practical experience in classical ballet and belle danse (Baroque dance).