Bachelor's degree in music, education, performing arts, arts administration, or related discipline; Knowledge of the history, repertoire and performance practices of the Opera genre strongly preferred; Vocal, theater, or educational performance experience a plus, video audition submissions are welcome; Strong project management skills with the ability to balance multiple projects, competing deadlines, and changing priorities, while meeting deadlines; Flexibility and high energy required; Demonstrated initiative, autonomy, and strategic thinking; Ability to work cooperatively in a variety of situations with a broad range of individual personalities; Possession of, or ability to obtain, a valid Colorado driver's license; Because many school districts and performance/service site venues require it of vendors and guests, a CBI/FBI background check providing clearance for on-site work; Demonstrated commitment to the values of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility; Demonstrated ability to maintain a professional demeanor at all times, especially amidst competing demands and in stressful situations; Applicable teaching experience (in classroom or applied settings); Bilingual fluency in Spanish and English strongly preferred; Activity in professional, academic, service or community organizations, and/or affinity groups; Proficient with Microsoft 365 and other technological applications used in office and program administration. An integral member of the Education team, they strategize, research, and assist in both the creation of new projects and the continuous improvement of ongoing programs, including the creation, organization, maintenance, and service of Education department materials, costumes, props, set pieces, and equipment (including but not limited to: sound and musical equipment, lighting and stage management tools and equipment, and the maintenance and upkeep of registration and insurance and insured drivers for two CCOHA vans between the months of September through April).