Profesor de música
pearson house of rockCornelius (NC)
About the role
Benefits: Flexible schedule
About the Role:
Pearson House of Rock LLC is looking for a passionate and talented Music Instructor to join their team in Cornelius, NC! This is an exciting opportunity to inspire students of all ages and skill levels while doing what you love most - making music. If you're ready to share your musical expertise in a fun, energetic environment, we want to hear from you!
Responsibilities:
Plan and deliver engaging, age-appropriate music lessons tailored to individual student skill levels
Instruct students in one or more instruments (we offer guitar, bass, keys, drums), vocals, or music theory
Track student progress and provide constructive feedback to students and parents
Maintain a positive, encouraging, and structured learning environment
Participate in performances and special events as needed
Requirements:
Proficiency in one or more instruments (guitar, bass, keys, drums) or vocal performance
Prior teaching, tutoring, or music instruction experience preferred
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Ability to work with students of varying ages and experience levels
Reliable, punctual, and professional demeanor
About Us:
Pearson House of Rock LLC is a music education destination in Cornelius, NC, dedicated to fueling a love of music in students of all ages. Our students and families love us for our personalized approach, passionate instructors, and rock-and-roll spirit. We've built a community where creativity thrives and every student is encouraged to find their unique musical voice.
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