Piano Teacher wanted

25 November 2011

Organisation/person name:

Stephanie Strong

Work type:

Permanent: Part-Time

Work classification:

Music

Job description:

Hi there!

I run a very successful music teaching studio situated at Maungawhau Primary School in Mt Eden, central Auckland, where I teach Piano. There is definite room for growth of teaching days if you desire (I have a waiting list of around 10 students) but currently just do a full day on Monday. Last year I was teaching on Tuesdays and Thursdays, so there can be flexibility to move the day of teaching to suit you.

I am looking for a reputable piano teacher who loves teaching kids (most of my pupils are under the age of 12 and most are beginner pupils ), who are from beginner to around Grade 3 level.

The music studio stands by itself from the rest of the school and is dedicated to music teaching. There is a working piano in the studio available for use and the studio comes equipped with a small kitchen for tea and coffee throughout the day. The school reception staff are very supportive and will make sure that your details are circulated on their website - maungawhau.school.nz - to allow for picking up new students. You also have free use of their school hall for any concerts you may wish to put o (as I do from time to time).

I will be charging $50 per music student, in regards to selling this studio.

Please contact me to submit your interest.

Warm regards,

Stephanie Strong A.T.C.L., A.I.R.M.T., NZSI

027 674 8837

Opportunity location:

Ellerton Rd, Mt Eden, Auckland central

Key skills sought:

Reputable piano teacher

Grade 8 Piano qualifications or above

Loves teaching children

Start date:

Wednesday, 1 February 2012

This opportunity is:

Paid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

Closing date:

Thursday, 5 January 2012

Contact details:

Stephanie Strong A.T.C.L., A.I.R.M.T., NZSI

027 674 8837

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