At a Glance
- Tasks: Inspire and teach Musical Theatre to children aged 5-12, focusing on dance, singing, and acting.
- Company: Join a vibrant team dedicated to nurturing young talent in the arts.
- Benefits: Competitive hourly pay, flexible hours, and the chance to make a real difference.
- Other info: Work in a dynamic environment that values creativity and inclusivity.
- Why this job: Shape the future of young performers and ignite their passion for the arts.
- Qualifications: Strong skills in Musical Theatre and excellent communication abilities.
We are looking for three inspiring, dynamic and creative Musical Theatre Teachers to join our teaching team, working predominantly with young people aged 5-12 years. Candidates should have strong technical skills in Musical Theatre dance, singing, and/or acting, and be excellent communicators able to engage and enthuse a broad range of young people with different prior experiences, backgrounds, and interests.
They will plan and deliver excellent Musical Theatre activities, developing young people’s skills and experience, including performance. Our teachers enable participants to develop to their full potential, nurturing skills, creativity, and individuality. We enrich participants’ lives from first access through to preparing young people for careers within the cultural sector. We engage a wide range of participants reflective of the communities in which we work, removing barriers to access and participation.
Location: London
Pay: £38.89 - £42.26 per hour, depending on experience.
Contract: Hourly-paid, Fixed Term
Musical Theatre Teachers – Children and Young People employer: Black Lives in Musi
MiSST is an exceptional employer dedicated to transforming the lives of young people through classical music education in London. With a strong commitment to supporting disadvantaged communities, we offer a collaborative and inclusive work culture that fosters personal and professional growth. Our team enjoys unique opportunities to inspire students, engage in meaningful performances, and contribute to a programme that is truly at the forefront of classical music education in the UK.
