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Arizona Commission on the Arts

Violin Instructor

Job Description

Violin Instructor Posted August 19th, 2026
Title:
Violin Instructor Program:
Afterschool Supervises others: No Reports to:
Faculty and Curriculum Director Position Type:
Non-Exempt/Part-time status
Salary:
$60/hour
Hours:
3 hours weekly
Location:
919 E. Jefferson St.,
Phoenix, AZ Remote Eligibility:
No Telework Eligibility:
No
POSITION SUMMARY
Rosie's House, one of the nation's largest free music education non-profits, seeks a Violin Instructor for its Afterschool Program to teach violin group classes. Violin group classes are available for students in grades 3-12, and students are grouped by their grade levels. They focus on violin fundamentals and incorporate methods from Suzuki. Violin group class is an entry level class for students to begin their journey in music, and it is structured to foster a positive environment for social bonding.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Teach group violin classes for students in grades 3-12 Create lesson plans and supplement materials as needed Evaluate and report on the progress of students Collaborate with other strings faculty for large group performances Prepare students for concerts and recital performances Attend faculty meetings and special school events
KEY QUALIFICATIONS
Thorough knowledge of violin performance and pedagogy Experience teaching and evaluating students in grades K-12 consistently over 2+ years, with proven results in their learning and musical development Ability to identify and meet students' diverse learning needs Commitment to respectful, compassionate, and active communication with students, families, colleagues, and staff Passion for transforming lives through high-quality music education
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
Thursday 4:00pm-7:00pm, Group Classes (3) Start date is August 17th Some additional hours required for training, special projects, and events
SCHOOL YEAR CALENDAR
(32 LESSON WEEKS) Fall Semester (2026), August 17th
  • December 16th Labor Day (holiday) September 7th Thanksgiving Break, November 23rd
  • 28th Winter Break, December 17th
  • January 3rd Spring Semester (2027), January 4th
  • May 5th Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday, January 18th Spring Break, March 8th
  • 14th
EDUCATION AND REQUIREMENTS
Required Bachelor's degree and 2 years teaching experience, or 6 years equivalent youth development experience Fingerprint clearance card (or ability to obtain one) Preferred Arizona Teaching Certification Master's degree or Doctoral degree
BENEFITS
Paid Sick Time:
Rosie's House offers paid sick time in accordance with Arizona law to all Arizona employees. It is accrued by hourly employees at a rate corresponding to their total number of work hours.
Retirement:
Rosie's House offers a 401k plan option to all of its employees. Employer matching funds are available for employees who work 320 hours or more in a given year.
HOW TO APPLY
Please submit your cover letter, resume, Employment Application, and Safety Application to employment@rosieshouse.org using Violin Instructor and your name in the subject. The Employment Application and Safety Application can be found on the Rosie's House website. Rosie's House is committed to creating a safe environment free from abuse of any kind. Rosie's House has policies that safeguard our students including Sexual Abuse Awareness Training, Screening Process, and Criminal Background Check for all staff before employment begins.
Conditions:
This position description does not promise or imply that the functions listed are the only duties to be performed or that the position may not change. Company reserves the right to revise the responsibilities or to require other or different tasks be performed at any time. Rosie's House believes that a diverse staff is critical to the vision of our work. We encourage applications from candidates who can contribute to the diversity of our workforce across a range of dimensions. Individuals who identify as Black, Indigenous, Latino/a/x, Asian, Pacific Islander or other People of Color, people who are queer, trans, non-binary, people with disabilities, people who are immigrants, people from poor and working-class backgrounds, and people who are/have been system-impacted are strongly encouraged to apply. As an Equal Opportunity Employer, Rosie's House will not discriminate against an employee or applicant based on age, race, color, religion, national origin, physical or mental disability, sexual orientation, or marital status.
MORE ABOUT US
At Rosie's House our work culture is supportive, collaborative, transparent and mission focused. Rosie's House employs eleven staff and 23 part-time highly trained music educators and has an annual operating budget of approximately $2,500,000 (contributed revenue model). Our team believes music education creates hope, fuels the imagination, sparks creativity, and is a powerful force for social justice and vitality in our community. Providing over 800 youth, ages 0-18, with opportunities in early childhood, piano, strings, winds, percussion, guitar, choir, digital music, and Mariachi, Rosie's House is one of the largest 100% free music programs nationwide. Our mission is to eliminate barriers to high-quality music education. Through music, we support youth as they develop their full creative and personal potential. For more information visit rosieshouse.org
Details Organization/Company:
Rosie's House:
A Music Academy for
Children Website:
https://www.rosieshouse.org
Location:
Phoenix, AZ Apply by: Open until filled
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