Bay Area Elementary After-School Dance Instructor

CALEX SPORTS INC; Cupertino (CA); On-site; USD 69,000 - 90,000; Part time

Job summary

Euro School of Tennis is seeking an enthusiastic After‑School Dance Teacher to lead engaging dance classes for elementary students across the Bay Area. This part‑time, in‑person role focuses on helping children express themselves through movement and build confidence, coordination, and creativity.

Classes are typically 1–1.5 hours, with a few hours weekly. Teaching involves managing small groups, coordinating with schools, and attending up to two unpaid training days to learn the program.

Qualifications

• At least 19 years old and a high school diploma or equivalent.
• Dance teaching or performance experience preferred, but not required.
• Enjoy working with children and managing a class.
• Reliable, punctual, flexible, professional, and enthusiastic.
• Strong communication skills and a positive attitude.
• Reliable transportation across assigned Bay Area locations.
• Able to complete required employment screening and documentation.
• Fully vaccinated against Covid‑19.

Responsibilities

• Lead classes of approximately 8–10 students ages 5–10 (K–5).
• Teach age‑appropriate dance activities and routines in a fun, supportive environment.
• Attend up to two days of unpaid training/shadowing to learn the program.
• Prepare and set up any required equipment.
• Take attendance and manage student sign‑in/sign‑out.
• Communicate with parents and school staff as needed and provide feedback on progress.
• Take session photos following program guidance.

Skills

Dance teaching

Communication

Class management

Reliable

Flexible

Education

High school diploma

Job description

Euro School of Tennis is seeking an enthusiastic After‑School Dance Teacher to lead engaging dance classes for elementary students across the Bay Area. This part‑time, in‑person role focuses on helping children express themselves through movement and build confidence, coordination, and creativity.

Classes are typically 1–1.5 hours, with a few hours weekly. Teaching involves managing small groups, coordinating with schools, and attending up to two unpaid training days to learn the program.