Part-Time Digital Music & Audio Production Instructor

Concorde Education, LLC; Winter Haven (FL); On-site; USD 57,000 - 81,000; Part time

Job summary

Concorde Education, LLC is seeking independent instructional contractors to lead in-person digital music and audio production programs at partner schools in Florida. Roles are typically after school, 1–4 instructional hours per week, for 8–10 weeks per assignment.

We welcome music producers, audio engineers, recording artists, and educators with practical experience in digital music, beat-making, and related technologies to inspire K–12 students. Certification is not required.

Qualifications

• Diverse professional, educational or practical backgrounds welcome.
• Formal teaching certification not required; focus on hands-on experience.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and facilitate engaging, age-appropriate instructional activities aligned with the program scope.
• Teach digital music and audio production concepts through demonstrations and hands-on activities.
• Guide students through beat-making, recording, editing, and original audio projects.
• Encourage creativity, experimentation, problem-solving, and collaboration.
• Promote responsible use of equipment and content, including safe listening practices.
• Adapt instructional approaches for beginners and varying experience levels.
• Maintain a professional, supportive learning environment.
• Communicate with designated Concorde Education contacts about assignments.
• Follow school-site safety, supervision and conduct requirements.

Skills

Digital music production

Beat-making

Recording

Audio editing

DAW proficiency

Music composition & arrangement

Microphones & audio interfaces

MIDI controllers

Sound design & multimedia

Teaching/youth enrichment

Tools

GarageBand

BandLab

Soundtrap

FL Studio

Logic Pro

Ableton Live

Job description

Concorde Education, LLC is seeking independent instructional contractors to lead in-person digital music and audio production programs at partner schools in Florida. Roles are typically after school, 1–4 instructional hours per week, for 8–10 weeks per assignment.

We welcome music producers, audio engineers, recording artists, and educators with practical experience in digital music, beat-making, and related technologies to inspire K–12 students. Certification is not required.