Employment Type: Part Time
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Dance Teaching Artist
Teaching artists lead in-school or after-school dance programs in public schools throughout the five boroughs of NYC. Rates start at $45/hr and include paid time for curriculum and professional development. Since 2000, Notes in Motion has worked with over 400,000 students across the 5 boroughs. Our programs occur within the school day (between 8am-3pm) or after school (3pm-6pm).
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Education Coordinator – School Partnerships
Join the team at TADA! Youth Theater as a part-time, Education Coordinator – School Partnerships. You’ll work closely with our Director of Education, playing a key role in managing the behind-the-scenes administration of our large-scale, year-round musical theater school partnerships, which serve young people in grades Pre-K through 12. We’re looking for someone who has excellent interpersonal skills, problem-solves effectively, and can confidently handle multiple competing priorities and complex, challenging conversations. If you’re meticulously organized and passionate about the power of arts education and making a difference through the arts, we’d love to hear from you! Position starts late-Sept to…
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Teaching Artist: Music Appreciation
This is a direct service position requiring strong teaching and group facilitation skills fueled by a passion for arts, culture, and community. Position Title: Teaching Artist: Music Appreciation Reports To: Artistic Director Department: Arts Full-time or Part-time: Part time Status (exempt/non-exempt): non-exempt Date: September 2026 Reporting to the Artistic Director, the Teaching Artist will be responsible for creating and teaching a Music Appreciation curriculum following our Creative Youth Development framework informed by Social Emotional Learning. SEL is the process through which all young people and adults acquire and apply the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to develop healthy identities, manage emotions…
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Teaching Artist
*We pay $40 an hour for lead teachers and $25 during training. *Our students are primarily infants to four years old. *We are looking to cover an immediate position teaching in the Bronx on Thursdays from 3-5pm. *We are hiring teaching artists with personal experience in dance, drama, and yoga.
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Development Associate
The Development Associate works closely with Arts For All’s staff including the Program Manager, and Marketing Manager, reporting directly to the Executive Director. The Development Associate is responsible for writing government proposals, foundation proposals, and final reports; developing and maintaining individual and corporate donor relationships; managing donation platforms and grant portals for larger funders; overseeing the year end mailing campaign; assisting the organization with fundraising events; and proactively identifying new funding opportunities for the organization. This is a part-time, approximately 18 hours per week position with opportunity for growth. While this role is primarily remote work responsibilities, select office days,…
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Lead Teaching Artist, New Beginnings
The Lead Teaching Artist will lead engaging, inclusive class sessions aligned with program curriculum and goals while supporting ongoing curriculum development and review. They will collaborate with Guest Teaching Artists and Teaching Assistants to plan lessons, foster student engagement, and maintain a supportive classroom environment. The LTA will provide student mentorship, monitor student progress and well-being, and support the coordination of student showcases and exhibitions. The LTA will foster a safe, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive environment that upholds safeguarding policies and professional boundaries.
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Master Teaching Artists
Master Teaching Artists lead Splat Lab Residencies, Pop Ups, and are invited to teach at our Splat Camp locations. MTAs are seasoned professionals who can learn any kind of curriculum and make it fun and intellectually satisfying. MTAs are the type of person who kids can’t wait to see, with group management skills to ensure a smooth, fun, and exciting class. MTAs serve as a mentor to Leads & TAs by modeling best practices, offering constructive feedback and helping colleagues strengthen their teaching practice. MTAs must be able to work alone and manage 20 students or delegate non-Splat after-school program…
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Teaching Artist – Voice and Text Teacher for The Hunts Point Children’s Shakespeare Ensemble (HPCSE)
About the Position Through a series of group lessons and one-on-one sessions across this 8-month process, the Voice and Text Teacher works with the 5th and 6th grade Acting Ensemble to build their vocal skills and prepare for their roles in the spring production. In collaboration with the HPCSE Co-Directors, the Teaching Artist works to foster a sense of playfulness and curiosity with Shakespeare’s text, and empower the students to embody language and perform their roles with confidence. Schedule/Hours: Program sessions occur in person in the Bronx on the following schedule from Sept. 2026 through May 2027. Teaching hours…
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Teaching Artist – Pianist/Chorus Assistant for The Hunts Point Children’s Shakespeare Ensemble (HPCSE)
About the Position The Pianist/Chorus Assistant is the primary rehearsal pianist for HPCSE and works directly with the Chorus Director to help teach a chorus of 4th graders original songs written for a 90-minute Shakespeare production. Schedule/Hours: Program sessions occur in person in the Bronx on the following schedule from Sept. 2026 through May 2027: • Sept-Dec 2026 (Approximately 3 hours/week) Thursdays: 3:00-6:00pm • Jan-Feb 2027 (Approximately 6 hours/week) Tuesdays/Thursdays: 3:00-6:00pm • Mar-May 2027 (Approximately 11 hours/week) Tuesdays/Thursdays: 3:00-6:00pm Saturdays: 11:30am-4:30pm • Additional Rehearsal Weeks (Approximately 10 hours/week) February 15-19, 2027: 10:00am – 4:00pm April 22-30, 2027: 10:00am – 4:00pm…
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Administrative Assistant to the President
Part-Time | NYC-Based Arts Education Organization A NYC-based arts education organization is seeking a part-time Administrative Assistant to the President to provide administrative and program support three days per week. The ideal candidate will be organized, proactive, detail-oriented, and comfortable working in a dynamic arts and education environment. This position will work closely with the organization’s President and program support team. Responsibilities: – Assist with NYC and New York State lobbying activities – Support public relations and social media activities – Manage appointments and calendars – Handle general correspondence and conduct occasional research – Coordinate and organize program supplies -…
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Activity Specialist (Dance, Music, Art, STEM)
We are seeking passionate, experienced Activity Specialists with a vested interest in arts and academic integration for long term teaching opportunities at our partner schools. Activity specialists must have demonstrated previous experience in their trained specialty, ideally in NYC public school settings. We are seeking educators who share our belief in the power of experiential learning. VAM Activity Specialists act as the lead instructors in VAM after school programs. If you love working with children in the Arts, then this a great opportunity to share your passion for the Arts in our afterschool programs, summer programs and special projects in…
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Part-Time After-School Private Woodwind Teacher
We are seeking enthusiastic, reliable, and skilled instrumental music teachers to provide one-on-one private lessons in an after-school setting. This is an excellent opportunity for musicians who enjoy teaching and are looking for a flexible, part-time schedule. Our After-School Instrumental Program welcomes students in Kindergarten through 12th grade with beginning, intermediate, or advanced abilities. Teachers set their own weekly availability, and student assignments are made based on both teacher availability and student registration demand.
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Teaching Artist, Apprentice
BALLROOM BASIX (BBX) Teaching Artists are passionate people who are excited about the BBX mission to foster confidence, cooperation, camaraderie, self-expression, and joy through noncompetitive partner dancing (Latin & Ballroom “BASIX”) with poise, courtesy and consent. As a BBX Apprentice, you’ll train both in and out of the classroom. During scheduled (paid) training sessions, you’ll learn our trademarked noncompetitive curriculum, including the multicultural contexts of the dances we teach, which enables students to connect with their own (and others’) heritages. While assisting an experienced Teaching Artist, you’ll receive hands-on training as you provide in-class support. These in-class experiences will hone…
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Booking Coordinator (Part-Time, Temporary)
Job Description The booking coordinator will be the organization’s point person for securing and coordinating engagements for our arts-in-education programs in schools and other community-based venues. This individual will work with NYC Kids Project’s leadership team to create and implement a strategy for marketing and scheduling educational puppetry programs. They will use the network of schools and venues that NYCKP has developed and research new opportunities, produce promotional materials and language, identify opportunities, build relationships with schools and community organizations, and pitch programs to potential partners. The booking coordinator will negotiate and secure contracts for engagements, work with the team…
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Program Manager
Job Position Summary Open Stage Project is seeking a Part-Time Program Manager to coordinate the day-to-day operations and delivery of our student programs. The Program Manager works closely with the Executive Director, teaching artists, mentors, industry partners, schools, interns, volunteers, and the Events & Media Associate to ensure that students have well-organized, high-quality learning experiences. The ideal candidate is highly organized, proactive, comfortable managing multiple responsibilities, and excited to work directly with high school students.
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After-School Teaching Assistants – Multiple Disciplines
Marquis Studios’ after-school programs take place one day a week for 10 weeks and run on a trimester basis throughout the school year: October through December, January through March, and April through June. Teaching assistants are assigned to multiple weekly residencies and assigned to new residencies each trimester. Requirements: -Minimum of two years of college education, currently enrolled in a 4-year program or have already received a degree in an educational or arts related field. -Experience working with youth of various ages in any capacity. -Interest in arts education, be a practicing artist, art educator, or art student. -Must be…
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Faculty positions (several classes)
Estimated Start Date: September 19, 2026 ABOUT THE CLASSES: Ballet Tap/Fundamentals | Saturdays (11:15am – 12:15pm): Open to students ages 5-6. Class size (max 20). This class highlights both ballet and tap styles and movement. The ballet component focuses on fundamental positions, technique, and terminology designed to develop strength, balance, and artistry. The tap class emphasizes the articulation of the foot and utilizes rhythm, syncopation, and sound and dancing with the entire body. Students focus on dance posture, dance terms, flexibility, and the foundational steps of each dance style. Creative Movement | Saturdays (1:30pm – 2:30pm): Open to youth ages…
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Teaching Artist
New York City Children’s Theater is currently hiring experienced Theatre and/or Songwriting Teaching Artists with classroom or community center experience (Pre-k – 5 grade). We are hoping you can say “yes” to all or most of the following: You are a multidisciplinary artist experienced in teaching dance, puppetry, theater or songwriting in a classroom or community setting specifically with 3K through 5th grade students. You have experience working with multilingual students You have experience working with students with disabilities You have a dynamic presence in the classroom and can engage students and inspire them to challenge themselves creatively. You are…
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Public Programs On-Call Supervisor
ABOUT THE POSITION: CMOM seeks on-call staff to support the Public Programs department with a myriad of early childhood, arts, and science-based programs for children (ages birth-10) and families, primarily on select weekends. This role assists in the daily operations of public and family programs, including setup and breakdown of daily program spaces; interacting with museum visitors; supporting and supervising Museum Educators, and working with the Senior Coordinators of Early Childhood Programs and Director of Public Programs on performances and workshops with guest artists.