EMPLOYMENT
You can help us enrich lives through music!
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Are you a teaching artist, music educator, or passionate about working in music education?
The San Diego Youth Symphony and Conservatory is expanding and we would like to keep you informed as positions become available. If you share our passion for instilling the magic of music in students then one of the positions listed below may be the perfect match for you.
We also appreciate when you spread the word to your friends and colleagues. You can help us enrich lives through music!
For more information or to apply for a position, please send your resume and a thoughtful cover letter to the Hiring Manager at hr@sdys.org. No phone calls, please.
CURRENT OPENINGS
Single Reeds Teaching Artist, Opus Project (Part-Time)
Status: Part-time (non-exempt), 6-20 hours per week
Schedule: Hours are flexible according to availability, expertise, and program openings.
Teaching Rate: $46-50 per hour (with benefits at 20+ hours/week)
Prep Rate: $24 per hour
The Opus Project, Part of the KeyNote Family of Music Education Programs, is seeking Teaching Artists to support beginning and intermediate students in Chula Vista, City Heights, and/or Santee community programs. Our Teaching Artists build musical skills, teach fundamentals, amplify student creativity, serve as mentors and role models, and build community with students and families. They are committed to our core values of commitment, creativity, equity, collaboration, and service.
These positions are responsible for providing beginning instrumental instruction to students in group class and/or full ensembles. They work in teams to create a joyful and holistic environment for musical learning in after-school instrumental music programs at public schools in the San Diego County region. These are part-time, hourly positions with some work events (e.g., student performances) on weekends and/or evenings depending on the season calendar and program schedule.
Current Clarinet/Saxophone Openings:
1. Tuesdays & Thursdays from 2:45-5:15 pm in Chula Vista, CA + Flexible Prep
Status: Part-time (non-exempt), 6-20 hours per week
Schedule: Hours are flexible according to availability, expertise, and program openings.
Teaching Rate: $46-50 per hour (with benefits at 20+ hours/week)
Prep Rate: $24 per hour
The Opus Project, Part of the KeyNote Family of Music Education Programs, is seeking Teaching Artists to support beginning and intermediate students in Chula Vista, City Heights, and/or Santee community programs. Our Teaching Artists build musical skills, teach fundamentals, amplify student creativity, serve as mentors and role models, and build community with students and families. They are committed to our core values of commitment, creativity, equity, collaboration, and service.
These positions are responsible for providing beginning instrumental instruction to students in group class and/or full ensembles. They work in teams to create a joyful and holistic environment for musical learning in after-school instrumental music programs at public schools in the San Diego County region. These are part-time, hourly positions with some work events (e.g., student performances) on weekends and/or evenings depending on the season calendar and program schedule.
Current Flute Openings:
1. Mondays & Wednesdays from 3:15-5:45 pm in Chula Vista, CA + Flexible Prep
2. Tuesdays & Thursdays from 2:45-5:15 pm in Chula Vista, CA + Flexible Prep
Status: Part-time (non-exempt), 6-20 hours per week
Schedule: Hours are flexible according to availability, expertise, and program openings.
Teaching Rate: $46-50 per hour (with benefits at 20+ hours/week)
Prep Rate: $24 per hour
The Opus Project, Part of the KeyNote Family of Music Education Programs, is seeking Teaching Artists to support beginning and intermediate students in Chula Vista, City Heights, and/or Santee community programs. Our Teaching Artists build musical skills, teach fundamentals, amplify student creativity, serve as mentors and role models, and build community with students and families. They are committed to our core values of commitment, creativity, equity, collaboration, and service.
These positions are responsible for providing beginning instrumental instruction to students in group class and/or full ensembles. They work in teams to create a joyful and holistic environment for musical learning in after-school instrumental music programs at public schools in the San Diego County region. These are part-time, hourly positions with some work events (e.g., student performances) on weekends and/or evenings depending on the season calendar and program schedule.
Current Violin and/or Viola Openings:
1. Tuesdays & Thursdays from 2:00-4:30 pm in San Diego, CA (City Heights) + Flexible Prep
2. Tuesdays & Thursdays from 1:45-4:30 pm in Santee, CA + Flexible Prep
The SDYS Program Manager is responsible and accountable for the administration and management of the SDYS Youth Orchestra program and its related activities. With the Artistic Director, the President & CEO, and other artistic faculty, the SDYS Program Manager is responsible for maintaining high standards of pedagogy and operations in tandem with a commitment to ensuring a joyful, inclusive and positive experience for SDYS students and families. Responsibilities of the position include: program strategy, personnel management & collaboration, program management & oversight, staff internal collaboration, community engagement, and more.
To apply, please send an email with a current resume and cover letter to hr@sdys.org.