Now Hiring: Experienced Music Teacher at Guitar Shed (Atlanta, GA)
Guitar Shed is seeking a passionate and experienced music teacher to join our team! We're looking for someone who loves working with students of all ages and skill levels—especially kids ages 5–12.
Requirements:
Minimum 5 years of teaching experience
Ability to work with children and adults
Strong proficiency on your instrument (music degree preferred)
Voice instruction required
Must pass a background check
Willingness to submit a short teaching video as part of the application
Availability to teach on Sundays and Fridays (with potential for additional teaching days in the future)
Preferred Skills:
Ability to teach multiple instruments (bonus!)
Early childhood music education
Music therapy background
Application Instructions:
Please spend some time exploring our website at www.guitarshedatl.com. Then send your resume and a cover letter for consideration. ****
Compensation & Benefits:
Starting at $27.50/hour, negotiable based on experience
Bonuses throughout the year
Teacher discounts on lessons
Free tuition for family members
Discounted strings and books
Option for employee status
About Guitar Shed:
Founded in 2015, Guitar Shed is a modern music school located in Atlanta's Kirkwood neighborhood. Our mission is to create a unique educational experience with an emphasis on lifelong learning. We offer high-quality, customized instruction in a relaxed, welcoming environment.
We provide lessons on guitar, piano, violin, drums, ukulele, voice, banjo, bass, fiddle, and mandolin. Our diverse team of teachers serves students of all ages and abilities.
Here's what one parent had to say:
“All of the Guitar Shed instructors I've met are amazingly talented musicians. Not only that, but they know how to pass that creativity on to their students. Guitar Shed creates a relaxing environment to learn in, and it's also an inviting place to just sit and listen to music while waiting for a student's lesson to complete.” – Johnny
COVID-19 Considerations:
We currently offer both in-person and virtual lessons. Teachers should be comfortable transitioning to online teaching if needed (for example, if a student is home sick).
Experience Required: