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The Newman Dance Center in Annapolis, MD is seeking a versatile Dance Instructor to teach multiple styles including Hip Hop, Ballet, Jazz, Lyrical, Contemporary and Acrobatics. This part-time, on-site role involves leading group classes and guiding dancers from beginners to competitive performers.
Ideal candidates have proven experience across styles, strong communication, and a passion for mentoring. You’ll collaborate with fellow instructors to maintain high standards and support a positive
Dance Instructor - Multiple Styles\Multiple Genres
Location: THE NEWMAN Dance Center
Position Type: Part-Time
We are a well-established and highly respected dance studio with a thriving competitive team and a wide range of high-level and recreational classes. Our studio is known for fostering both technical excellence and a positive, inspiring environment for dancers of all ages and skill levels.
We are seeking an experienced, passionate, and versatile Dance Instructor to join our team. The ideal candidate is skilled in multiple styles and has a strong ability to engage, motivate, and develop dancers from beginners to competitive performers. There is a tremendous amount of growth available for this role.
THE NEWMAN Dance Center is a studio in Annapolis, MD offering both recreational and competitive classes in dance, acro, and aerial arts. The center serves learners from 18 months through adult, creating a welcoming environment for a wide range of ages and skill levels. Classes are designed to develop technique, performance skills, confidence, and a love of movement. Instructors collaborate to support students' personal goals, whether they are exploring dance for fun or training with a competitive focus. The center emphasizes safe instruction, positive encouragement, and opportunities for artistic growth.
The Dance Instructor is a full-time, on-site role based in Annapolis, MD. This role involves leading group and private classes for various ages and skill levels, including recreational and competitive students, across styles such as acro, aerial, and traditional dance disciplines. Day-to-day responsibilities include planning and structuring lesson plans, teaching technique and choreography, demonstrating movements safely, and providing constructive feedback to support student progress. The instructor will prepare students for performances and competitions, collaborate with other staff on curriculum and studio events, and maintain an inclusive, respectful studio environment. Additional duties may include class administration, attendance tracking, communicating with families or caregivers, and contributing to studio outreach and community engagement.