Voice Conservatory Teacher (Contract)
Job Description
Young Actors Theater Academy is seeking a skilled, collaborative, and student-centered Voice Conservatory Teacher to lead vocal instruction for our daytime conservatory program. This is a contract-based teaching role focused on developing vocal technique, musicality, confidence, and healthy singing habits in students across a range of experience levels.
The Voice Conservatory Teacher provides structured vocal instruction, supports healthy technique, and helps students build confidence in performance. This role requires a teacher who can create a supportive, educational environment while delivering high-quality vocal training.
This position is contracted per conservatory session and compensated via flat fee.
Position Details
- Contract Type: Independent contractor
- Compensation: Flat fee per conservatory semester
- Schedule: Daytime Conservatory hours (specific schedule determined by YATA)
- Student Grade Levels: Varies by program
- Location: On-site
- Reports To: Executive Director & Administration
All dates and times are subject to change.
Application Materials
Interested candidates should submit:
- Resume
- Vocal teaching reel or samples
- Brief statement describing vocal instruction philosophy
- References upon request
Who We Are Looking For:
Successful YATA Voice Teachers are:
- Excellent communicators
- Skilled vocal technicians
- Positive leaders who create encouraging classroom environments
- Organized and prepared
- Able to adapt instruction to varying ages and ability levels
- Growth-minded and coachable
- Passionate about youth development and artistic growth
Responsibilities
Vocal Instruction
- Teach vocal technique, breath support, tone production, diction, and musicality
- Lead warm-ups, exercises, and structured vocal development
- Provide individualized and ensemble-based feedback
- Support healthy vocal habits and safe singing practices
Classroom Leadership
- Maintain organized lesson plans
- Create a positive, structured, and educational environment
- Adapt instruction for beginner-to-advanced students
- Encourage confidence, expression, and artistic growth
Collaboration
- Coordinate with YATA leadership on curriculum alignment
- Communicate clearly regarding student progress and needs
Student Support
- Provide age-appropriate feedback
- Maintain professional boundaries
- Uphold YATA safety and youth-protection policies
Specialty Focus
- Vocal technique
- Musicality
- Breath support
- Performance confidence
- Youth-appropriate vocal instruction
You Might Be a Great Fit If…
- You prioritize responsiveness
- You understand that acting is storytelling
- You can teach both trained performers and first-time actors
- You enjoy collaborating with creative teams
- You maintain high standards without creating a toxic culture
- You believe confidence is built one rehearsal at a time
- You value positive relationships, clear communication, and mutual respect
- You want to help build something exceptional
