Music Educator

The Movement Dance Experience is Expanding!

Now Hiring a Dynamic, Skilled, and Reliable Music Educator for Our New Music Program

The Movement Dance Experience is growing—and we’re excited to launch a new Music Program to complement our thriving arts and dance community. We’re looking for an outstanding Music Educator who can guide students through music theory, lead group classes, and provide private instruction in one or more instruments.

This is more than a teaching position. It’s an opportunity to shape confident young musicians, nurture creativity, and build a program that becomes a cornerstone of our studio’s mission.

If you want to make an impact, take ownership of your craft, and be part of a team that values excellence, structure, and heart — we’d love to meet you.

We’re searching for someone committed to growth, consistency, leadership, and giving their best to our students.

• 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.

• Applicants must have open, consistent availability during these hours.
• The specific class schedule will be assigned based on program needs and may change or grow seasonally.
• Applicants with recurring conflicts during these times (other jobs, weekly rehearsals or classes, etc.) are not a fit for this position.

• Able to teach music theory in engaging, age-appropriate group classes.
• Confident teaching private instrument lessons — piano required, guitar strongly preferred. (Drums, violin, ukulele, and other instruments are a bonus.)
• Comfortable teaching vocal lessons if qualified.
• Passionate about inspiring students, building musical foundations, and sparking creativity.
• Flexible and adaptable — classes and lessons are assigned based on expertise, experience, and studio needs.

• Punctual and fully prepared for every class and lesson.
• Strong classroom management skills — able to guide groups of 1 to 15 confidently.
• Maintains professionalism, communication, and positive energy with students and families.
• Follows studio expectations, curriculum structure, and teaching standards.
• Takes full responsibility for engaging lessons, student progress, and musical development.

• Passionate about nurturing developing musicians, tracking progress, and helping them set goals.
• Excited about opportunities to expand the music program — such as choir groups, vocal ensembles, or multi-instrument workshops.
• Open to taking on leadership roles as the program grows.
• Interested in participating in performances, showcases, and studio events.

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

• Provide 1:1 lessons for beginner-level musicians in piano, guitar, or any additional instruments you teach.
• Support students in technique, confidence, practice habits, and overall growth.
• Prepare students for seasonal performances and progress evaluations.

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

• Build supportive, encouraging relationships with students and families.
• Communicate important updates about scheduling, progress, and events.
• Welcome trial students and create a positive, memorable first experience.

• Work closely with leadership and fellow educators to build a cohesive arts environment.
• Help shape the music program’s curriculum, class structure, and student pathways.
• Assist with studio events, showcases, and marketing content when needed.
• Maintain a clean, organized, and welcoming music…