Orchestral String Teacher - Private Lessons - Reading, PA

About the role

We’re looking for an enthusiastic and dependable multi-instrumental orchestral string instructor to join our team at our Reading studio. This is a great opportunity for a teacher who enjoys building strong student relationships, creating engaging lessons, and being part of a music-centered community that truly values education.

Availability Needed

• One weeknight from 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
• or one recurring 4-hour block on Saturdays

Why Teachers Love Working Here

• Established marketing and enrollment systems provide a steady flow of students
• Full administrative support: we handle scheduling, billing, and studio logistics
• Private teaching studios designed for productive lessons
• On-site support from a dedicated Studio Coordinator
• Frequent recitals and varied performance opportunities for students
• Professional, education-focused environment where teachers can do what they do best
• Generous employee discount

What You’ll Do

• Teach engaging, personalized, and effective private lessons to students of varying ages and skill levels
• Create a positive, encouraging, and educational lesson environment
• Help students grow musically, prepare for recitals, and inspire participation in performance opportunities
• Communicate timely and professionally with students, parents, and staff
• Keep accurate attendance and lesson records using our digital scheduling system
• Demonstrate reliability, professionalism, and enthusiasm every day

What We’re Looking For

• A skilled and dedicated orchestral string teacher with a genuine passion for music education
• A staff member who is encouraging, professional, and student-focused
• A teacher who values consistency, dependability, and musical growth
• A positive presence who enjoys being part of a collaborative music community

Requirements

• A strong musical background demonstrated by at least 2 years of college-level music training, 5 years of teaching or professional performance experience, or an equivalent combination
• A bachelor’s degree in music education, performance, or a related field is preferred; candidates currently working toward a degree are also encouraged to apply
• Experience working with a variety of learners of all ages and skill levels is preferred
• Ability to successfully complete an initial background check, as well as recurring background checks every three years as a condition of employment

You’ll Succeed In This Role If You Have

• Strong verbal and written communication skills, including professional and timely email communication
• Confidence and effectiveness in delivering one-on-one instruction
• Excellent organization and time management
• Comfortability using a digital scheduling system
• Warm, energetic, and professional presence that reflects our culture and mission
• Patience, flexibility, and the ability to connect with students of all ages and skill levels