At The Music Academy, you'll join a group of dedicated musicians, teachers, and administrators who are passionate about providing the highest quality education to our community!

Focus on Teaching: Spend your time doing what you do best—working with your students. We handle student registration and billing, collection of tuition payments, marketing and recruitment, recital planning, and the day-to-day details of running a teaching studio. We also keep your teaching space clean and maintained, including regular piano tuning and maintenance.

Enjoy the Support of an Established Organization: Teaching at TMA comes with support beyond the studio. We pay the employer share of Social Security and Medicare taxes (FICA), provide workers’ compensation coverage, and maintain liability insurance that covers your teaching at TMA.

Join an Outstanding Faculty: Our instructors are accomplished professional educators and performers. Every teacher holds a minimum of a bachelor's degree in their instrument or a related field. You'll be part of a talented, supportive community that values artistic excellence.

Connect with the Community: Teaching can be isolating when you're on your own. At TMA, you'll enjoy a collegial atmosphere and frequent opportunities to connect with students and parents at recitals, Open Houses, Arts Fest, and other community events.

Flexible & Rewarding: Your teaching schedule is designed around your availability, along with benefits including:

• 50% off tuition for faculty, staff, and Board members, and their immediate family members who wish to enroll at TMA

• The opportunity to apply for Professional Development Funds to support your career goals

• A free Music Academy T-shirt (because every great ensemble needs great swag!)

The Music Academy seeks a cellist with experience teaching private lessons to all ages and experiences levels. Requirements include a minimum of a B.A., B.M., or B.M.E. (Cello) or a related field. Suzuki training a plus, not not required.  To apply, please email cover letter, resume, and two references to Caroline Stahl, Executive Director, at director@scmusicacademy.org.

The Music Academy seeks a percussionist with experience teaching private lessons to all ages and experiences levels. Requirements include a minimum of a B.A., B.M., or B.M.E. (Percussion) or a related field.  To apply, please email cover letter, resume, and two references to Caroline Stahl, Executive Director, at director@scmusicacademy.org.