Dance Teacher Ages 3-10
dance teacher finderJersey City (NJ)
About the role
Kibler Dance Academy (KDA) is growing and looking for fun, energetic individuals to join our team! For 21 years, KDA has been recognized as a leading dance studio in our area. With over 300 eager dancers, we are looking for engaging, enthusiastic and responsible Teachers who love to have FUN in the studio. We are seeking part-time Dance Teachers for our Summer 2025 programming with possible extension into Fall 2025. Candidates with expertise working with students ages 3-10 in the areas of Creative Movement, Lyrical, Ballet, Jazz, Tap and Hip Hop are encouraged to apply.
We believe in creating a positive and exciting environment for our Students and Staff. If you are looking for a supportive team in an organized and fun workplace, Kibler Dance Academy is the studio for you!
Essential Functions:
Prepare class material and choreography aligned with students’ ages and abilities
Lead organized and educational dance classes for students
Apply appropriate classroom management strategies to ensure a safe and fun environment
Provide positive and corrective feedback to all students
Follow established Kibler Dance Academy policies and procedures
Communicate and collaborate with Kibler Dance Academy staff members
Qualifications: Minimum 3 years of professional teaching experience
Experience working with children ages 3-10
Must be reliable, organized and punctual
Must have strong communication and time management skills
Ability to meet deadlines
Ability to respond in real-time to a dynamic classroom environment
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