Conservatory Theater Studio Coordinator (3958)

The Salvation Army; Welling (OK); On-site; USD 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading non-profit organization is looking for a Camp Music Conservatory Theater Studio Coordinator at Camp Heart O’ Hills in Welling, OK, for Summer 2026. This role oversees the theater curriculum, focusing on performance arts while fostering students' personal and spiritual growth. Responsibilities include organizing performances, developing lesson plans, and ensuring student safety and discipline. Ideal candidates will have strong mentorship and communication skills, along with knowledge of theater principles. This is a seasonal full-time position.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of theater education principles.
• Ability to mentor and communicate effectively with students.
• Strong planning and development skills for youth programs.

Responsibilities

• Oversee theater studio and develop curriculum.
• Organize performances and train students.
• Create lesson plans and monitor student progress.

Skills

Theater education principles

Effective communication skills

Planning and development skills

Child and youth behavior knowledge

Mentoring skills

Job description

Overview

AOK-DHQ Camp - WELLING, OK 74471

Position Type: Seasonal Full Time • Category: Camp

Camp Season - Summer 2026

The Salvation Army, an internationally recognized non-profit, faith-based organization, has a job opening for a Camp Music Conservatory Theater Studio Coordinator for the Arkansas and Oklahoma Conservatory of Music and Arts, located in Welling, OK.

This is a summer position at Camp Heart O’ Hills. This position summary is not all-inclusive but is intended to identify the essential functions and requirements of the role. Incumbents may be asked to perform additional job-related responsibilities beyond those listed.

The Theater Studio Coordinator oversees the theater studio by developing a well-rounded curriculum, organizing performances, and training students to use theater as a tool for worship.

Responsibilities

• Key Responsibilities:
• Foster a space that encourages personal, artistic, and spiritual growth for students.
• Focus the theater studio on performance arts such as acting, stage design, audio/visual techniques, costuming, and resource management.
• Develop a curriculum that balances technical theater skills with spiritual and worship-based applications.
• Ensure all theater students perform on recital nights, either as part of a class performance or a solo act.
• Organize and present an ensemble piece during graduation weekend.
• Equip students with the skills to use their theater abilities to enhance worship services.
• Provide students with the necessary tools and skills to pursue further education and potentially enter collegiate theater programs.
• In addition to theater-focused teaching, responsibilities may include teaching a music theory class.
• Create lesson plans, schedule private lessons, and monitor student progress.
• Prepare students for recitals and performances, ensuring they are fully ready.
• Communicate with the Conservatory Director regarding needed supplies, music, or other resources.
• Ensure that Conservatory equipment and instruments are well maintained.
• Coordinate setup and breakdown of equipment for rehearsals and performances.
• Participate in staff ensembles.
• Plan at least one night program during the summer.
• Maintain student discipline, promoting safety and positive behavior at all times.
• Provide guidance, role-modeling, and mentorship to students both artistically and personally.
• Monitor student punctuality and ensure they follow camp rules and regulations.
• Assist with program activities as directed by the Conservatory Director.
• Participate in staff meetings, Bible studies, worship services, night programs, and Evensong.
• Ensure your personal living quarters are kept neat and ready for inspection.
• Be available to assist with any other camp programs or activities as directed by the Conservatory Director.

Physical Requirements and Working Conditions

• Physical stamina to supervise students during rehearsals and performances.
• Comfortable working with children in a camp setting, often with exposure to the sun, heat, and varying environmental conditions.
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and participate in physical activities such as stage setup and breakdown.

Qualifications

Experience and Qualifications

• Knowledge of child and youth behavior and development principles.
• Ability to ensure the safety of students and staff.
• Strong planning, development, and facilitation skills for youth programs.
• Effective communication skills and the ability to mentor students.
• Knowledge of theater education principles and the ability to teach in group or private settings.
• Six months of experience teaching in your artistic discipline preferred, or an equivalent combination of training and experience providing the required skills and abilities.

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