A Dance Teacher teaches students in dance movement and choreography. Usually requires previous dance experience. Teaches a variety of dancing styles to individuals or groups of students. Styles may include ballet, tap, hip-hop, ballroom, jazz, lyrical or modern.
The Camp Hill School District is seeking candidates for available contracted Instructor positions to support new programming in the Pollock Center. Acting Instructor (1st-5th Grade) -
Stipend:
$1,000.00
Position Summary:
The 1st - 5th Grade Acting Instructor will be responsible for instructing students in acting for Musical Theatre. Classes will be twice a week, on Mondays and Wednesdays from 6pm to 7pm. Classes will last for 6 weeks, starting Oct 5th and ending Nov 11th for a total of 12 classes.
Reports To:
All duties are performed under the supervision of, and report directly to, The Pollock Center Executive Director.
Primary Responsibilities:
Teach acting for Musical Theatre at a level appropriate for elementary schoolers Guide students through acting exercises and scenes Teach acting clearly and efficiently to individuals and groups Ensure all movement and speech is safe, inclusive, and developmentally appropriate Ensure a positive class environment that encourages confidence and growth Adapt teaching techniques as required for different ability level
Qualifications:
Experience in directing or teaching acting for youth or educational theatre Strong ability to teach and coach students with varying levels of experience Knowledge of safe movement and speech for young performers Acting Instructor (6th-12th Grade) -
Stipend:
$1,000.00
Position Summary:
The 6th - 12th Grade Acting Instructor will be responsible for instructing students in acting for Musical Theatre. Classes will be twice a week, on Mondays and Wednesdays from 7pm to 8pm. Classes will last for 6 weeks, starting Oct 5th and ending Nov 11th for a total of 12 classes.
Reports To:
All duties are performed under the supervision of, and report directly to, The Pollock Center Executive Director.
Primary Responsibilities:
Teach acting for Musical Theatre at a level appropriate for middle and high schoolers Guide students through acting exercises and scenes Teach acting clearly and efficiently to individuals and groups Ensure all movement and speech is safe, inclusive, and developmentally appropriate Ensure a positive class environment that encourages confidence and growth Adapt teaching techniques as required for different ability levels
Qualifications:
Experience in directing or teaching acting for youth or educational theatre Strong ability to teach and coach students with varying levels of experience Knowledge of safe movement and speech for young performers Dance Instructor (1st-5th Grade) -
Stipend:
$1,000.00
Position Summary:
The 1st - 5th Grade Dance Instructor will be responsible for instructing students in dancing for Musical Theatre. Classes will be twice a week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6pm to 7pm. Classes will last for 6 weeks, starting Oct 6th and ending Nov 12th for a total of 12 classes.
Reports To:
All duties are performed under the supervision of, and report directly to, The Pollock Center Executive Director.
Primary Responsibilities:
Teach the basics of dance appropriate for elementary schoolers Teach choreography clearly and effectively to individuals and groups Ensure all movement is safe, inclusive, and developmentally appropriate Ensure a positive class environment that encourages confidence and growth Adapt choreography and teaching techniques as required for different ability levels
Qualifications:
Experience in choreographing or teaching dance for youth or educational theatre Strong ability to teach movement to students with varying experience levels Knowledge of safe movement practices for young performers Dance Instructor (6th-12th Grade) -
Stipend:
$1,000.00
Position Summary:
The 6th - 12th Grade Dance Instructor will be responsible for instructing students in dancing for Musical Theatre. Classes will be twice a week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7pm to 8pm. Classes will last for 6 weeks, starting Oct 6th and ending Nov 12th for a total of 12 classes.
Reports To:
All duties are performed under the supervision of, and report directly to, The Pollock Center Executive Director.
Primary Responsibilities:
Teach elements and basics of dance appropriate for middle and high schoolers Teach choreography clearly and effectively to individuals and groups Ensure all movement is safe, inclusive, and developmentally appropriate Ensure a positive class environment that encourages confidence and growth Adapt choreography and teaching techniques as required for different ability levels
Qualifications:
Experience in choreographing or teaching dance for youth or educational theatre Strong ability to teach movement to students with varying experience levels Knowledge of safe movement practices for young performers
