Academy Assistant bei Jazz at Lincoln Center
Jazz at Lincoln Center · New York, Vereinigte Staaten Von Amerika · Onsite
- Optionales Büro in New York
Jazz at Lincoln Center seeks a dynamic, highly skilled, creative and organized jazz educator to join the Youth Programs as Academy Assistant; High School Jazz Academy. The Academy Assistant works closely with the Youth Programs Director and Site Coordinator to provide support to the HSJA students.
The HSJA course of study includes a series of music lessons, ensemble rehearsals and performances and broader youth development activities including attending Jazz at Lincoln Center concerts. The HSJA curriculum combines skills-based learning with aesthetic education, emphasizing self and group discovery, creativity, open questions, and guided reflection.
LOCATION: All classes and rehearsals for HSJA take place at Jazz at Lincoln Center
The Academy Assistant basic responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
- Help set up rooms with instruments, chairs, and stands
- Assist in preparation of course materials, arrangements and assignments
- Take weekly attendance and follow up with families if students are absent
- Assist in review of student assignments and journals, as needed
- Accompany students to model focus, musical phrasing, time feel, and tone production, as needed
- Attend planning and professional development meetings with staff and faculty, as requested
- Participate in the student audition process, as needed
- Other responsibilities as agreed upon
QUALIFICATIONS:
- High level of interest in jazz education and serving the needs of high school students
- Excellent instrumental ability in piano, drums, bass, trumpet, trombone, clarinet, flute, or saxophone
- Solid organizational, coordination, and communication (verbal and written) skills
- High level of enthusiasm and ability to work as a team player
- Committed to youth development and the use of jazz to enrich their lives
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
- Experience in Google Classroom and Google Sheets
- Current college or graduate student in jazz performance and/or music education
REQUIRED SCHEDULE COMMITMENT: Up to 10 hours per week, October-May.
- Required to attend at least 75% of staff meetings
- Sundays, October through May, 10:30am-5:00pm
EVALUATION: Performance is to be evaluated annually by the Program Director and Vice President of Education.
APPLICATION: Interested applicants should include a Cover Letter and CV/Resume in their application.