KeyboardPiano Instructor at a Music School

Posted 17 days ago

bach to rockLincoln (NE)

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About the role

Benefits: 401(k) Employee discounts Flexible schedule Training & development Keyboard/Piano Instructor – Part-Time Bach to Rock Music School in Lincoln is growing, and we are looking for an enthusiastic Keyboard/Piano Instructor to join our teaching team. Bach to Rock offers a contemporary, performance-based approach to music education. Our students range from young beginners to teens and adults, and our instructors help them develop strong musical fundamentals while learning music they are excited to play.
What You’ll Do: Teach private and semi-private piano and keyboard lessons Work with students of varying ages, musical interests, and ability levels Develop students’ technique, musicianship, music-reading, and performance skills Incorporate contemporary music while building strong musical fundamentals Prepare students for performances and other school opportunities Communicate effectively with students, parents, and Bach to Rock staff Create a positive, engaging and professional learning environment
What We’re Looking For: Strong piano/keyboard skills and musicianship Experience teaching piano/keyboard or working with developing musicians is preferred Ability to work effectively with children, teens, and adults Comfortable teaching both fundamentals and contemporary music Dependable, energetic, positive and professional A music degree or current music study is a plus, but demonstrated musicianship and teaching ability are equally important Evening and/or Saturday availability is especially valuable Why Bach to Rock? You focus on teaching—we provide the students, teaching space, curriculum resources, scheduling support, and opportunities for students to perform and collaborate with other musicians. This is an excellent opportunity for a musician who enjoys teaching and wants to be part of a growing music school and arts community in Lincoln. Position: Part-time Location: Bach to Rock Music School – Lincoln, Nebraska If you love playing the keyboard or piano and enjoy helping others discover music, we would love to meet you.

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