Suzuki Violin Teacher

Suzuki Association of The Americas Inc; Norfolk (VA); On-site; USD 34,440 - 68,880; Full time

Job summary

The Academy of Music in Norfolk, VA invites applications for a Suzuki strings instructor to teach violin and viola from Pre-Twinkle to Advanced. The role includes weekly private lessons, group classes, and participation in studio recitals and community events.

Ideal candidates hold a music degree, SAA registration, and a commitment to Suzuki philosophy, with teaching experience and references. Compensation is hourly, with opportunities for ongoing teacher training and program involvement.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in music and Suzuki training required.
• SAA Violin Unit 2 registration with ongoing teacher training.
• Strong commitment to Suzuki philosophy; references required.
• Teaching experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Teach Suzuki violin and viola to Pre-Twinkle to Advanced.
• Lead weekly private lessons and group classes.
• Participate in studio recitals, group concerts, and community events.
• Attend planning meetings and related administrative duties.

Skills

Teaching

Suzuki training

Music theory

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in music

Job description

Description: The Academy of Music (AOM) is a non-profit community music school established in 1991, based in Norfolk, VA and serving all of Hampton Roads, including Virginia Beach. Hampton Roads is home to the Virginia Symphony, Virginia Opera, and major arts festivals. The Suzuki community provides a biannual workshop along with community performance events and touring opportunities. As such, there are many local opportunities for both teaching and performing. The AOM Suzuki Strings Program currently offers instruction in violin, viola and cello, with excellent studio growth potential.

Duties:

Duties: Join our established and growing program to teach Suzuki violin and viola students (Pre-Twinkle to Advanced). Teaching responsibilities includes weekly private lessons and group classes, as well as participation in studio recitals, group class concerts, and community events. The Academy of Music Suzuki Program offers two 17-week semesters, plus a summer session scheduled at the instructor’s availability.Additional teaching opportunities may include parent education workshops, early childhood (through our Prezuki program), and summer camps.Teachers are compensated for faculty planning meetings and any additional administrative work.

Qualifications:

Qualifications: Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree (or comparable) in music, and SAA registration through Violin Unit 2 with an expectation of continuing Suzuki teacher training. Preference given to advanced training (Book 5+), education, and teaching experience. Applicants must have strong commitment to Suzuki philosophy, and teaching and character references are required.

Compensation: Competitive hourly rate for private lessons and group classes, as well as financial assistance to continue Suzuki teacher training

Contact:

Joanna Binford, AOM Suzuki Strings [e-mail]859.338.9360

https://aomva.org/wp/potential-teacher-info/