Job Opportunities at Holy FamilyConservatory of Music

Join the Holy Family Conservatory of Music family. At Holy Family Conservatory of Music we are looking for instructors who have  passion for music, love teaching and helping others, can work well with colleagues, strong commitment to fundamentals, communication skills, inquisitive, driven to accomplishment, and are committed to continuous learning. People who start or expand upon their music careers here are enthusiastic musicians of a life well lived. Holy Family Conservatory of Music welcomes all people of any age, sex, race, or religion by instructing them, encouraging and promoting their performance and appreciation skills, as well as growth in reverence for all persons.

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Job title: Cello, Violin, Harp, and Guitar Instructors

Status: Part-time

Start date: September 2020

Pay: Hourly. To commensurate with experience/education level.

Mission Statement:

Holy Family Conservatory of Music is a unique institution of the Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity founded to share with students, their families and the surrounding community the beauty of music; instructing, encouraging and promoting performance and appreciation skills, as well as growth in reverence for all persons. In the tradition of Saint Francis of Assisi and our Sisters, we recognize the power of music to transform the ordinary, to heal broken spirits, to unite hearts, to nurture and form the inner spirit and to help persons to encounter God. In this spirit, we gratefully continue the tradition begun in 1925. The Conservatory currently serves over 200 students annually. The number of students keeps growing.

You can find more information about Holy Family Conservatory of Music at https://www.hfconservatory.org/

Responsibilities:

Teaching private lessons. Cello and Violin Instructors will be expected to teach group classes as well. Teaching hours to include afternoons and evenings

Opportunity to create new programs

Preparing and encouraging students to participate in recitals at the Conservatory and beyond

Be actively involved with the registration team in the recruitment, retention and maintenance of your studio

Qualifications:

Bachelor’s Degree in music is required. Masters of Music preferred.

Previous teaching experience required. 2+ years of teaching private studio preferred.

The ability to work with students of all ages, children and adults

Compensation:

Hourly wage begins at $23/hour and will commensurate with experience/education level. Mileage reimbursement may be available.

 

TO APPLY send the following materials to Director of Music Education, Dr. Stanislava Varshavski at

Cover letter

Resume with references

Unofficial transcripts

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Director of Education

Dr. Stanislava Varshavski

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Administrator

Sister Carol Ann Gambsky

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