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Stagecoach Performing Arts Calgary is seeking a part-time Dance Teacher to deliver engaging, age-appropriate dance sessions on Saturdays. You will guide three age groups through musical theatre, jazz, and creative movement, fostering confidence, coordination, and teamwork.
You’ll join a collaborative team focused on fun, safety, and growth. The role emphasizes planning lessons, choreographing group routines, and contributing to term-end showcases while maintaining an inclusive classroom
Job Title:Dance Teacher –StagecoachPerforming Arts
Location:Calgary, AB
Job Type:Part-time (3 hours per week, Saturday mornings)
Compensation:$30 – $35 per hour
Start Date:September 13, 2024
StagecoachPerforming Arts has been inspiring young performers for over 30 years, with a presence in hundreds of communities worldwide. We provide high-quality, part-time training in singing, dancing, and acting for students aged 4–16 — nurturing not only their artistic talents but also their confidence, creativity, and resilience.
Our programs are designed to support every student, from enthusiastic beginners to experienced young performers. AtStagecoach, we aim to give our studentsCreative Courage for Life, fostering a warm, inclusive, and encouraging environment where they feel empowered to express themselves.
As aDance Teacher, you’ll work with three age groups throughout the day: ages 6–9, ages 10– 12 and ages 13–16.
You’ll be responsible for planning and delivering fun, age-appropriate dance lessons in a group class setting that engage students of varying skill levels. Each group rotates through drama, singing, and dance classes, with you welcoming them into your studio for their dedicated 50- minute dance lesson.
Throughout the year, you may be given some choreography, song selections or direction to prepare students for term‑end showcases or full‑scale musical theatre productions. Lessons throughout the terms should include a warm‑up, technique‑building activities, choreography, and a cool‑down. While structure is provided, you’ll have the freedom to bring your own creativity and teaching style to each session.
Dance styles typically are focused on musical theatre, jazz, and creative movement for stage. However, there is certainly room to bring in other styles of dance and explore a wide range of genres. You should also be comfortable focusing on integrating skills by teaching acting through dance and creative expression and stage presence. You’ll help students gain confidence, improve coordination and musicality, and develop ensemble awareness.
You’ll be part of a collaborative and supportive team, working together to create a joyful and structured performing arts experience for students.
We thank all applicants for their interest, but only those selected for an interview will be contacted. The position will stay open until a suitable candidate is found and we will continue to accept resumes for consideration for our sub roster.