Music & Perfroming Arts Teacher - School (Job Vacancy)

About Us Providing Best Education Since 1987 We nurture the leaders of tomorrow, pioneers of excellence and achievers who inspire others. We aim at providing our students with a conducive environment to think, implement, create and conquer. SLPS is built on traditional values and is fuelled by international standards of experiential learning. Position Summary We are seeking an experienced full-time music and performing arts teacher who is committed to and considers diversity, equity, inclusion, and ethics to be at the core of their work with students and colleagues and who will contribute to the academic success of all students. He/She will lead and teach classes (PreK-8th Grade) independently and co-teach with the division’s part-time music teacher. The teacher should be proficient Vocal and be able to accompany classes in music performances. Additionally, we prioritize applicants with additional background in theater or dance teaching. When applying, please indicate if you have experience teaching theater and/or dance. Responsibilities The Music & Performing Arts Teacher responsibilities will include: • Participating in department curriculum development, meetings and activities; • Promote vocal classical and semiclassical music teaching and integration in the curriculum; • The ability to confidently accompany classes in music performances; • Motivating and encouraging students to have a love for the arts; • The ability to place an emphasis on choral singing, including multi-part pieces; • Preparing the children for assemblies and leading music classes; • Leading groups in dance or theatrical performances; • Performing other related projects and duties as assigned. Position Requirements The Music & Performing Arts Teacher will possess: • A Bachelor’s degree is required; a Master’s degree is preferred; • Prior experience teaching music, theater, and/or dance in a school setting with a broad range of elementary school students; • Familiarity teaching with Orff instruments, recorders, and/or other school instruments; • A dynamic, energetic, and creative mindset; • Previous experience directing a chorus; • The ability to collaborate and work closely with another music teacher; • Proficiency with technology, including Smartboards, Google platforms, and music recording software; • A passion for the arts and teaching is a must; • Respect and appreciation for diversity in all of its forms; • The ability to listen effectively and be receptive to feedback. Last date for application : 15/04/2024