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NYC Arts in Education Roundtable

Employment Type: Non-Exempt

  • Program Coordinator

  • Teaching Artist – Dance (Various Styles)

  • Education Program Assistant & Teaching Artist

    Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre/Notes in Motion seeks a highly organized, detail-oriented, mission-aligned Full-Time Education Program Assistant & Teaching Artist to join our growing team. This position supports the smooth operation of our dance education programs across NYC and plays a vital role in the administrative infrastructure that supports our Teaching Artist ensemble and our expanding school partnerships. The Education Program Assistant & Teaching Artist works closely with the Director of Education to ensure that programs run efficiently, partner schools are supported, Teaching Artists are well-coordinated, and the daily workflow of our education operations is cohesive, timely, and mission-aligned. The role…

  • Lead Educator Visual Arts or Music

    The Lead Educator (Visual Art or Modern Music) is a key, full-time role in the Museum Education and Creative Programs (MECP) team, with a focus on launching a new initiative, The Academy at Bethel Woods, beginning in fall 2025 on the historic grounds of the 1969 Woodstock Festival in Bethel, NY. The Academy program provides holistic, sequential, and career-connected learning in Modern Music and Visual Art & Design to high school students (grades 9–12). Built on the foundations of Creative Youth Development (CYD), social-emotional learning, and post-secondary readiness, This role is ideal for a student-centered educator who is both a…

  • Community Engagement Coordinator

  • Program Manager

  • Development Coordinator

  • Artistic Coach

    The Dorill Initiative is seeking an inspired and creative Artistic Coach to mentor young artists and creatives, fostering a culture of disruption and radical innovation. The Artistic Coach will guide youth participants in honing their artistic skills while challenging conventional methods, encouraging risk-taking, and helping them explore new and disruptive forms of expression. This role focuses on empowering youth to use their creativity as a vehicle for personal growth, social impact, and leadership, leveraging the arts as a transformative tool for self-discovery and innovation.