Music Tutor for International Community Middle School and High School Orchestra
Music Tutor for International Community Middle School and High School Orchestra
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Managing/teaching both small groups/sectionals and or large groups of students.
- Giving and recording individual and group assessments of students' skills
- Attend and direct evening performances throughout the year (2-3 per year with 2-3 hours of total time commitment per performance).Supports safe school environment by maintaining order in classroom, monitoring student conduct, and addressing behavior issues.
- Supporting the teacher/program by helping tuning, instrument adjustment, occasionally transporting instruments for repair, preparing lessons, and organizing materials.
- Maintains strict confidentiality of student information.
- Other duties as assigned.
- Able to read and play music for the purpose of instruction
- Ability to speak fluent English.
- Basic knowledge of computers and email.
- Good written and oral communication skills.
- Able to work effectively with groups of elementary age students
- Able to communicate and collaborate effectively with school staff and with parents
- Good interpersonal skills, with flexibility to work with others as a team player and with a diverse population.
- Education and Experience Requirements:
- Must hold an Associate degree (AA) or higher OR have completed two years of study equivalent to 72 college quarter credit hours, OR have passed an Educational Testing Service ParaPro Assessment documenting a score of 461 or higher. Official documentation will be required upon hire.
- Must pass criminal background check
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