Youth Theatre and Acting Instructor Athletes Global Corporation•3.9 Burlingame, CA Job Details Part-time 1 day ago Qualifications Youth recreational activities facilitation Student supervision Practical exercises Role-playing teaching method Classroom activity organization Teaching theater Storytelling activities for children Parent collaboration Conducting performance preparation techniques Movement activities (creative arts teaching) Play-based instruction Curriculum implementation Working with students Parent communication in school administration Experience working with elementary school students Storytelling (creative arts teaching) Classroom community building Student safety monitoring Working with youth Entry level Educational content composition projects K-12 education instructional development Team building Dramatic play (creative arts teaching) Full Job Description Job description: Are you passionate about theater and enjoy inspiring young performers? We are seeking a creative, energetic, and engaging Youth Theater & Acting Instructor to lead an exciting theater program! The instructor will introduce students to the fundamentals of acting through fun, interactive lessons that build confidence, creativity, communication, and teamwork. Participants will explore character development, improvisation, voice projection, movement, stage presence, storytelling, and basic performance techniques while working together in a supportive and encouraging environment. The program may culminate in an informal showcase where students can demonstrate the skills they've learned throughout the week. Program Schedule 1

Location:

850

Burlingame Ave Dates:

September 18•October 23

Days:

Friday Time:

3:15pm•4:15pm

Age Group:

11•14 years old Program Schedule 2

Location:

850

Burlingame Ave Dates:

October 30•December 11

Days:

Friday Time:

3:15pm•4:15pm

Age Group:

11•14 years old Responsibilities Plan and lead engaging theater and acting lessons for youth participants. Teach acting fundamentals, including improvisation, character development, voice projection, movement, and stage presence. Encourage creativity, self-expression, confidence, and teamwork through theater activities and games. Prepare students for an optional end-of-week performance or informal showcase. Create a safe, inclusive, and positive learning environment where all students feel comfortable participating. Supervise students throughout the program and ensure their safety and well-being. Communicate professionally with parents, staff, and program coordinators. Arrive prepared with lesson plans, scripts, props, or other instructional materials as needed. KyPVJYOI30