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Studio Youth Theatre

Voice Instructor

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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.

$55,254 / year median in Massachusetts

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Voice Instructor Studio Youth Theatre Worcester, MA Job Details Part-time From $30 an hour 2 hours ago Qualifications Experience teaching visual & performing arts Music Teamwork Piano Conducting performance preparation techniques One-on-one student support Music Education Training One-on-one instruction Working with youth Full Job Description Jo Ann Warren Studio / Studio Youth Theatre is seeking a Vocal Instructor for the 2026-2027 season to join our performing arts faculty and help young performers build confidence, technique, and a genuine love of singing and performance. This is a great fit for someone who loves working with young performers and can make vocal training both high-quality and fun , while creating a supportive environment where each student feels comfortable developing their individual voice. Our Ideal Candidate Our perfect fit is someone who: Is passionate about teaching and encouraging young singers and performers. Is excited to work with students approximately ages 6-14. Has experience teaching voice, music, and/or musical theatre. Can teach healthy, age-appropriate vocal technique in an engaging way. Creates a positive classroom environment focused on confidence, self-expression, friendship, and growth. Is comfortable taking initiative with curriculum and lesson planning. Is reliable, punctual, organized, and communicative. Enjoys collaborating with theatre instructors and fellow faculty. Is interested in finding a performing arts home and becoming part of a growing studio community. Position Requirements Experience in vocal instruction, music education, musical theatre, or a related field. Experience working with elementary and/or middle school-aged students. Knowledge of healthy, age-appropriate vocal technique. Ability to lead both group instruction and individual vocal work. Professional, reliable, enthusiastic, and collaborative. Ability to provide strong references. Reliable transportation. Background check required before employment is finalized. Preferred College coursework or degree in vocal performance, music education, musical theatre, performing arts, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience. Piano proficiency or ability to accompany students is strongly preferred. Experience preparing young performers for auditions and musical theatre performances. Role Breakdown Vocal Instructor September 14, 2026 - May 8, 2027 Teach bi-weekly voice classes as part of Studio Youth Theatre's performing arts curriculum. Throughout the season, programming will alternate between voice and theatre , giving students a well-rounded foundation while keeping classes engaging and performance-focused.
Responsibilities may include:
Developing engaging, age-appropriate vocal curriculum. Teaching healthy vocal technique, including breath support, pitch, tone, diction, projection, and musicality. Working on musical theatre repertoire and performance skills. Helping students build confidence and discover their individual voices. Preparing students for studio performances and other opportunities throughout the season. Collaborating with the Theatre Instructor and studio team to create a connected performing arts program. Additional vocal coaching, musical theatre production, private lesson, and summer opportunities may also be available throughout the season.
Job Type:
Part-time /
Seasonal Schedule:
Bi-weekly instruction,
September-May Compensation:
Based on experience and scope of responsibilities
Pay:
From $30.00 per hour
Work Location:
In person