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SBC School of Performing Arts - Private Lesson Instructor

Posted 6 days ago

second baptist churchHouston (TX)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$30

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About the role

Second Baptist Church School Of Performing ArtsThe Second Baptist Church School of Performing Arts is a part of the Woodway Campus Worship + Arts Ministry, providing a Christ-centered environment for private musical instruction to students seeking to grow as artists in excellence and in ministry. SBC School of Performing Arts Private Lessons • Standard: 30 minutes weekly with individual student • General teaching hours: 2:00-6:00 pm Monday-Thursday (based on room availability) • Fall Semester: August-December (14 weeks); Spring Semester: January-April (14 weeks); Summer Semester: June-July (8 weeks) • Student base ranges from Kindergarten-Adult, depending on instrument • SPA does not follow a set curriculum • Teachers can set minimums on student age/experience level and may also recommend lesson length (i.e. 45 minutes, 60 minutes, etc.) • Student Performance opportunities in December and April, with occasional additional opportunities (i.e. Chapel services) • Teacher Pay: $30 per 30-minute lesson; $45 per 45-minute lesson; $60 per 60-minute lesson • Student registration, tuition collection, initial scheduling, and performance events are handled by the SPA Director and/or Administrator • SPA Teachers are considered contract employees of Second Baptist Church. SPA Private Lesson teachers should: • Be active in a local church • Have a degree in music education or their primary instrument – commensurate professional experience is acceptable - and an interest in teaching young students • Be able to provide a steady schedule for teaching through the regular 14-week semesters • Schedule lessons with students provided by the SPA Director based on the schedule given • Be flexible

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