Part-Time Ukulele Instructor

and the job listing Expires on August 27, 2026

Location: 39706 Mission Boulevard, Fremont, CA 94539
Start Date: August 24, 2026
Pay: $25–$35 per hour (depending on experience)

Do you love playing the ukulele and enjoy sharing the excitement of music with others?

We’re looking for a Part-Time Ukulele Instructor to lead fun, interactive, and beginner-friendly music classes for students this fall. This is an opportunity to introduce students to the joy of making music while helping them build confidence, creativity, and a lifelong appreciation for the arts.

Students will learn the fundamentals of ukulele through hands-on practice, including chords, strumming techniques, rhythm, musical expression, and popular songs. Beyond learning an instrument, students will develop important skills such as patience, focus, collaboration, and self-expression.

You don’t need to be a professional musician or have formal teaching experience. If you have strong ukulele skills, enjoy working with students, and are excited to share your passion for music, we encourage you to apply.

Our team provides curriculum guidance, lesson resources, and program support so you can focus on creating an engaging and memorable learning experience.

• Lead engaging ukulele classes in a fun, welcoming, and supportive environment
• Teach students the fundamentals of ukulele playing, including:
  • Proper instrument technique
  • Basic chords and chord transitions
  • Strumming patterns
  • Rhythm and timing
  • Music vocabulary and fundamentals
• Guide students through songs, practice activities, and group performances
• Help students build confidence as they learn and perform new skills
• Encourage creativity, musical exploration, and self-expression
• Create lessons that are engaging for students with different skill levels and learning styles
• Provide positive feedback and encouragement to support student growth
• Foster an inclusive classroom where every student feels comfortable participating
• Maintain a structured and organized learning environment
• Communicate professionally with school staff and program coordinators
• Arrive prepared and ready to deliver an inspiring music experience

We’re looking for someone who:

• Has experience playing the ukulele and understands basic music concepts
• Enjoys sharing music with children and young learners
• Can create a positive and encouraging classroom environment
• Has strong communication skills and a friendly, patient approach
• Can make music lessons fun, interactive, and approachable
• Is dependable, organized, and comfortable leading small groups
• Enjoys helping beginners learn and gain confidence

Previous teaching experience is not required.

We encourage applicants from a variety of musical backgrounds, including:

• Musicians and performers
• Music students
• Music educators
• Private music instructors
• Guitarists or multi-instrumentalists
• College students with musical experience
• Arts and youth program leaders
• Community musicians

Whether you’ve performed on stage, taught informal lessons, played in a band, or simply have a strong passion for music, we’d love to hear from you.

• Competitive pay: $25–$35 per hour based on experience
• No formal teaching experience required
• Curriculum and instructional support provided
• Share your passion for music with young learners
• Build valuable teaching, leadership, and communication skills
• Help students discover creativity and confidence through music
• Be part of a supportive educational community
• Make a meaningful impact through arts education

• Musicians looking to share their craft
• Music teachers and private instructors
• Music education students
• Performers and artists
• College students with musical experience
• Youth mentors and camp counselors
• Arts educators
• Anyone who believes music can inspire confidence and connection

Learning music is about more than playing the right notes.

Through ukulele, students learn to express themselves, work together, overcome challenges, and experience the excitement of creating something they can be proud of. Each class gives students the opportunity to explore their creativity while building skills they can carry with them beyond the classroom.

If you’re passionate about music and want to help students discover the confidence and creativity that comes from learning an instrument, we’d love to meet you.