Youth Theater Student Councilor (part time

Youth Theater Student Councilor (part time)

Ji-Eun Lee Music Academy is amusic school committed to fostering a love for music and performing arts and providing high-quality instruction to students of all ages and skill levels. We believe in nurturing creativity, discipline, and a passion for music in a supportive and engaging environment.

This is a paid position.

The Student Councilor for the Youth Theater program plays a vital role in fostering a positive and inclusive environment for all participants. This position involves collaborating with theater Director sand staff to support the artistic vision of productions. Responsibilities include mentoring theater students in their theatrical pursuits, monitoring and engaging students when they are not rehearsing, facilitating discussions, and helping with specific side workshops or specific skills as directed by production Director.

The Student Councilor will also help promote events and encourage participation. Ideal candidates should possess strong leadership skills, a passion for the performing arts, and a commitment to creating a supportive community where creativity and self-expression can thrive.

• Engage theater students.
• Monitor theater students and assist the program Director as needed.
• Assist Director with scene run throughs, basic theater skills, line rehearsal, and other side workshops.
• Chaperone students inside the facility as needed.
• Foster a positive and encouraging learning environment that promotes student engagement and growth.

Ji-Eun Lee Music Academy is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applications from individuals of all backgrounds and experiences.

• Determining student goals and objectives, and discussing lesson details with them.
• Structuring individual lessons based on client preferences and goals.
• Providing students with appropriate materials and resources.
• Showing up on time for scheduled practice sessions, recitals, competitions, and other events.
• Teaching music theory, helping students sharpen their sight-reading, memorization, improvising techniques, or other student-defined goals.

• Bachelor’s degree inmusic, music education, or related field.
• Availability to teach at least 8 hours per week; two evenings a week minimum, but more preferred; core hours 4pm to 8pm.
• Strong musical ability, as well as proven skills withyour instrument.
• Previous experience as a music teacher preferred.
• Strong motivational skills.

• Previous experience as a music teacher preferred.
• Fluent sight-reading.
• Patience, and excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Willingness to teach online/virtual lessons.

• Professional, state-of-the-art facility
• Dedicated administrative support staff
• Black box theater and recital hall available
• Friendly co-workers with a passion for music education

A friendly and passionate environment that fosters creativity and collaboration among staff and students. Asupportive community encourages personal growth and artistic expression, making it an inspiring place to work. With a shared commitment to nurturing talent and a love for music, the academy stands out as a vibrant hub for educators and musicians alike.

Access to school resources and facilities