Instruments instructor Jonesboro, Arkansas

Job Pay

$20 - $30 an hour

Recreational Arts Instructors (Education & Instruction)

Part-time, Contract

Jonesboro, Arkansas

Do you bring out the star in your students? Our motto here at Taylor Robinson Music is "Learn to Play From the Heart", and we are looking for private music instructors who share the same philosophy. We strive to make music lessons as accessible and affordable to as many people as possible because we believe the importance of music education is essential to making the world a better, happier place.

Taylor Robinson Music is hiring private music instructors, especially for multiple instruments. We do not have a brick-and-mortar studio location in the Jonesboro, Arkansas area, but we have students needing teachers ASAP! Lessons may occur in the students' homes, in your own home or studio/rehearsal space, or via webcam. Though we do receive webcam requests, they represent only a small percentage of our student base.

Most of our students prefer in-person lessons, so we need local instructors who can host students and/or are willing to travel to students in the Jonesboro, Arkansas area.

You will be paid on an independent contractor basis between $20 and $30 per hour, dependent on travel time, your experience or education, and your student retention rate. You have the freedom to set your own schedule, as well as your own curriculum and lesson plans. We take care of advertising, marketing, SEO, and billing to help lighten your load so you can focus on what matters most – the music.

Requirements:
If you are great with kids, love teaching, stay in good communication with our office, and are organized and punctual, Taylor Robinson Music might be the right place for you. Formal music training is not mandatory, but a degree in music or enrollment in a music program, professional performing experience, or prior teaching experience is required.

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COVID-19 Precautions:
While some students are comfortable with webcam lessons, most prefer in-person sessions. Instructors must wear a mask, sanitize hands, and practice social distancing when applicable.