Location: Various elementary schools across the Bay Area
Pay: $50 - $65 per class
Job type: Part-time - In person
Education: High school diploma or equivalent
About the Role
Do you love dance and enjoy helping children express themselves through movement? Euro School of Tennis is seeking an enthusiastic After-School Dance Teacher to lead engaging classes for elementary school students and help them build confidence, coordination, and creativity.
Schedule
- Classes are generally 1–1.5 hours long and may start between 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
- Two or more days per week preferred; the source ad lists approximately 2–5 hours weekly.
Responsibilities
- Lead and manage classes of approximately 8–10 students ages 5–10, in grades K–5.
- Teach age-appropriate dance activities and routines in a fun, supportive environment.
- Attend up to two days of unpaid training/shadowing to learn the program.
- Prepare and set up any required equipment.
- Take attendance and manage student sign-in/sign-out.
- Communicate with parents and school staff as needed and provide constructive feedback on student progress.
- Take session photos following program guidance.
Qualifications
- At least 19 years old and a high school diploma or equivalent.
- Dance teaching or performance experience preferred, but not required.
- Enjoy working with children and managing a class.
- Reliable, punctual, flexible, professional, and enthusiastic.
- Strong communication skills and a positive attitude.
- Reliable transportation across assigned Bay Area locations.
- Able to complete required employment screening and documentation.
- Fully vaccinated against Covid-19.
Application Process:
Candidates must be local to the US or already have a necessary working VISA as the employer does not provide any Visa assistance to applicants.
If you are passionate about dance, enjoy working with children, and meet the requirements, please contact the employer at +1 (510) 491-3007 to discuss the opportunity further. Join us in bringing the joy of dance to elementary school students in the Bay Area!