Bring Your Passion for Dance to a Lovely Independent School
๐ Location: Camden, London
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Start: ASAP
๐ Contract: Fixed-term maternity cover until Easter 2027
๐ Hours: Part-time, 2 days per week
๐ท Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience
๐ผ Role: Dance Teacher
The Opportunity
Are you a passionate Dance Teacher looking for a part-time opportunity in a supportive school environment? A lovely independent school in Camden is seeking an enthusiastic teacher to join its team as soon as possible, covering maternity leave until Easter 2027.
This is a fantastic opportunity to work with students who are encouraged to explore their creativity, develop their performance skills and achieve their potential in Dance.
The Role
You will deliver engaging Dance lessons, helping students develop their technique, creativity and confidence.
Your responsibilities will include:
Planning and delivering inspiring Dance lessons.
Developing studentsโ practical performance skills and subject knowledge.
Assessing progress and providing constructive feedback.
Encouraging creativity, participation and high standards.
Contributing to the wider performing arts provision.
About You
Weโre looking for a qualified, enthusiastic Dance Teacher with strong subject knowledge and the ability to motivate students.
You should have excellent classroom management, a creative approach to teaching and a genuine passion for helping young people develop their talents.
Why Apply?
Join a lovely independent school in Camden.
Enjoy a two-day working week.
Make an impact in a creative learning environment.
Secure a maternity cover position until Easter 2027.
Apply Now
If youโre available for an immediate start and would love to bring Dance to life for your students, apply today.
If you are shortlisted, you will be contacted within 72 hours.
- Location
- Camden
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