Music Educator

Overview

The Movement Dance Experience is expanding. We’re hiring a Dynamic, Skilled, and Reliable Music Educator to lead group classes and provide private instruction as part of a new Music Program that complements our arts and dance community.

This is an opportunity to shape confident young musicians, nurture creativity, and help build a program that aligns with our studio’s mission. We value excellence, structure, and heart.

If you want to make an impact, take ownership of your craft, and be part of a team that supports growth, this may be the right fit.

Note:

This is not intended to be a temporary or filler position.

Position Requirements & Schedule

• Consistent availability during:
  Monday–Thursday 3:00 PM–8:00 PM;
  Thursday 9:00 AM–12:00 PM;
  Friday 9:00 AM–12:00 PM;
  Saturday 9:00 AM–2:00 PM
• Applicants must be able to commit to these hours. Music classes and private lessons will be scheduled within this window.
• Teachers will not be scheduled for every hour listed; schedules are assigned based on program needs and may change seasonally.
• Open, consistent availability during listed hours is required. Recurring conflicts during these times are not a fit for this position.

What We’re Looking For

• Versatile & Confident Music Educators — teach music theory in engaging, age-appropriate group classes; confident private instrument instruction (piano required; guitar preferred; drums, violin, ukulele, and other instruments are a bonus); comfortable with vocal instruction if qualified; passion for building musical foundations and sparking creativity; flexible to studio needs.
• Reliable, Professional, & Organized Leaders — punctual, fully prepared for every class; strong classroom management for groups of 1–15; maintain professionalism and positive energy; follow studio curriculum and standards; take responsibility for engaging lessons and student progress.
• Growth-Oriented Mentors — nurture developing musicians, track progress, help students set goals; openness to expanding the program (e.g., choir or multi-instrument workshops); leadership opportunities as the program grows; participation in performances and studio events.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Prepare and lead engaging, structured music theory classes for ages 3–5, 6–8, 9–12, and teens as needed.
• Teach rhythmic understanding, notation, musicality, listening skills, and foundational musicianship.
• Use creative methods to make theory accessible and fun.

• Provide one‑to‑one lessons for beginner-level musicians in piano, guitar, or other instruments you teach.
• Support technique, confidence, practice habits, and overall growth; prepare students for progress evaluations and seasonal performances.

• Teach beginner vocal technique, breathing, pitch, tone, confidence, and performance skills.
• Potential to lead group vocal classes or a children’s choir as the program expands.

• Build supportive relationships with students and families; communicate scheduling, progress, and events; welcome trial students and create positive experiences.

• Collaborate with leadership and fellow educators to build a cohesive arts environment; help shape curriculum, class structure, and student pathways; assist with studio events, shows, and marketing content; maintain a clean, organized music space.

Base Pay: $20/hour

Estimated Hours Per Week: 4–10

Performance-Based Bonuses:
Compensation can increase based on enrollment, retention, and program success.

Professional Growth:
Leadership roles and additional teaching hours available based on performance and commitment.

Compensation structure and growth opportunities will be discussed during the hiring process.

Supportive, Positive Environment – Our team is tight-knit, passionate, and committed to excellence.

Room to Grow – We invest in educators with mentoring, training, and growth opportunities.

Meaningful Impact – Your work helps shape confident, expressive, and creative young artists.

A Studio That Feels Like Home – We care about our culture, families, and team.

If you’re a creative professional who takes pride in your work, owns responsibilities, and thrives in a structured, positive environment, we want to meet you. If you’re passionate about inspiring young artists and contributing to a growth‑driven team, apply today.