Teachers Employment - Lessons In Your Home

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Contact Information

Tell us who you are and where you would like to teach.

Teaching region *

First name *

Last name *

Phone number *

Email address *

Date of birth *

2

Home Address

Your address helps us determine which families and teaching areas may be convenient for you.

Street address *

Apartment, suite or unit Optional

City *

State *

ZIP code *

3

Musical Background

Tell us what you are prepared to teach.

Primary or principal instrument *

Which instrument or subject would you consider your primary area of expertise?

Beginner piano *

Are you willing and able to teach beginner piano students? If not, enter N/A.

Musical Education *

Please list any degrees in music you have, teachers you have studied with, institutions you have attended, and awards or recognition you have received.

Professional Music Experience *

Tell us about any professional work or experiences you've had in music.

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Experience and Qualifications

Help us understand your availability and practical qualifications.

Do you have reliable transportation? *

Are you legally authorized to work in the United States? *

How much music-teaching experience do you have? *

How many students would you like to teach each week? *

What availability do you have to teach consistent weekly lessons? *

Our primary teaching hours are 3:00–8:00 PM, Monday through Friday, as well as weekends. Select all that apply.

I can only work 1 weekday during after-school hours (3–8 PM)I can work 2–3 weekdays during after-school hours (3–8 PM)I can work 3–5 weekdays during after-school hours (3–8 PM)I can work weekendsI have limited availability — please explain below

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Your Approach to Teaching

There are no perfect answers. We want to understand your experience, how you teach, and how you think about students.

Previous Teaching Experience *

Please tell us about your previous teaching experience. Include where you have taught, the teaching methods you have used, the typical ages of your students, approximately how many students you have worked with, and anything else that helps us understand your experience as a teacher. Please share as much as you can.

Do you have experience working with children? *

If yes, please tell us about your experience, including the ages of the children you've worked with and the setting in which you worked with them.

Curriculum, Teaching Methods & Materials *

What kind of curriculum, teaching methods, materials, and/or books do you or would you use in your lessons?

What makes you stand out as a music teacher? *

Consider sharing an example of how you have connected with or helped a student.

Which statement best describes your instructional abilities? *

Imagine your first lesson with an enthusiastic 8-year-old beginner. What are the first three things you would want the student to learn or experience? *

How do you feel about continuing education and teacher mentorship? *

Lessons In Your Home offers virtual workshops, webinars, in-person training, and one-on-one coaching from our leadership team.

Our Teaching Philosophy

At Lessons In Your Home, we never give up on a student. We believe the time we spend with each student is special and that a meaningful music lesson can happen regardless of the student’s practice, progress, or advancement.

What does this philosophy mean to you? *

When do you believe a child is ready to begin music lessons? *

What factors do you believe are important when deciding if a student is ready to begin?

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Looking Ahead

Tell us about your commitment and what you hope to gain from teaching with us.

Is there anything that would prevent you from working with Lessons In Your Home for at least one year? *

How would successfully teaching music students support your personal and professional goals? *

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