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The Young Innovators Collective
Kids Musical Theater Teacher
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What they do
A Drama Teacher teaches dramatic art skills to elementary and secondary school students. Commonly produces plays, helps direct productions, and instructs and aids students in acting, costuming, lighting, stage management and set design. Usually requires previous theatre experience.
$61,677 / year median in California
+12% projected growth
Job Description
Musical Theatre Teacher (Kids Programs) The Young Innovators Collective is seeking a passionate and energetic Musical Theatre Teacher to join our team for the fall session. We run creative, imagination-based performing arts classes where children build confidence through storytelling, movement, and music in a supportive and structured environment. Position Overview We are hiring a Musical Theatre Teacher to lead two weekly Saturday morning classes starting mid-August. Classes are designed for young children and focus on introducing foundational musical theatre skills in a fun and engaging way. Location Clairemont / San Diego area Ages Ages 3-10 (age-grouped classes) Schedule Saturdays, morning availability required Two classes per week (consecutive or scheduled blocks) Start date: August 1st Compensation $28-$33 per hour, depending on experience Responsibilities Lead engaging musical theatre classes for young children Teach basic singing, movement, storytelling, and performance skills Create a positive, structured, and encouraging classroom environment Adapt activities for different age groups (3-8) Support confidence-building and creative expression Communicate professionally with staff and parents when needed Qualifications Experience working with children required Background in musical theatre, performing arts, dance, or early childhood education Comfortable leading group activities for young learners Reliable, energetic, and engaging teaching style Bonus Qualifications Ability to play guitar or keyboard to support class activities Undergraduate degree (completed or in progress) in performing arts, education, or related field Experience teaching singing or early childhood music education Previous work in preschool, elementary, or youth arts programs Application Instructions A cover letter is not required. Applicants may include a brief message describing: Why they are interested in the role Relevant experience working with children or in performing arts Any skills or background that would support their teaching approach Resumes should be submitted along with the optional message.