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Music Teacher – Retail Music Store

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music artsWestminster (MD)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$47000 - 67000 per year

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About the role

Music & Arts seeks a passionate Music Teacher to provide high‑quality private and group music instruction in our busy retail store. You’ll teach students of varying ages and skill levels, create lesson plans, prepare students for performances and school programs, and track progress. Collaborating with store staff, you’ll recommend instruments, accessories, and print music that support learning goals. The ideal candidate is an experienced musician or educator who communicates clearly, is patient and encouraging, and is committed to student success and music education in the community. Provide private and group music lessons to students of various ages and skill levels Develop and follow individualized lesson plans and curricula Assess student progress and adjust instruction accordingly Prepare students for recitals, school performances, and evaluations Maintain accurate schedules, attendance, and progress records Collaborate with store staff to support lesson enrollment and retention Recommend appropriate instruments, accessories, and materials to support learning Communicate regularly with parents and guardians about student progress Uphold a safe, inclusive, and motivating learning environment Participate in store events and community music education activities Music instruction Lesson planning Music theory knowledge Instrument/voice performance Classroom and studio management Student assessment and progress tracking Communication with parents and students Basic retail and product knowledge (instruments/accessories) Recital and performance preparation Time management and scheduling Demonstrated proficiency on primary teaching instrument or voice Prior private or classroom music teaching experience preferred Familiarity with standard method books and music education materials Background check clearance for working with minors State teaching certification or music education degree preferred

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