Arts Instructor, Music - City of Mississauga, Mississauga

AI Summary

The City of Mississauga is seeking part-time Arts Instructors for music programs in Mississauga, ON. These positions involve teaching evening and weekend music classes to participants aged 10 and up. Key duties include delivering high-quality music instruction and ensuring participant safety throughout the program. Applicants must be at least 16, possess advanced music skills, and hold valid First Aid/CPR C and HIGH FIVE certifications.

About the Role and Responsibilities

The City of Mississauga is actively recruiting for multiple part-time Arts Instructor positions specializing in music for its Fall 2026 program. Successful candidates will be instrumental in providing engaging music instruction for participants aged 10 and older, focusing on instruments such as vocal/musical theatre, guitar, and ukulele. Instructors are responsible for developing and delivering comprehensive lesson plans tailored to groups of up to eight participants, ensuring a high-quality learning experience. This role supports the broader objectives and philosophies of the Recreation and Culture Division, fostering positive customer and staff relations throughout all program activities. Safety is paramount, requiring instructors to conduct facility safety checks before each program and to be responsible for the well-being of all registered participants throughout the session. Effective communication with Program Supervisors regarding any operational aspects, participant behaviour, or program content is essential to maintain the quality and safe delivery of every music program. Instructors will also prepare end-of-session presentations to highlight participant achievements and complete necessary report cards and certificates.

Qualifications and Work Environment

To be considered for these valuable Arts Instructor positions, applicants must be a minimum of 16 years of age or older at the commencement of employment. Essential qualifications include advanced skills in specialized instruments relevant to the music program, such as guitar or ukulele, or general academic qualifications in music. Candidates must hold current Basic First Aid or Emergency First Aid with CPR C & AED from a recognized WSIB-provider, along with HIGH FIVE® Principles of Healthy Child Development certification, both obtained at the employee's expense. Experience in developing detailed lesson plans is crucial, as is the confidence to teach various age groups and skill levels effectively. The role demands flexibility, as instructors must be available to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends, at various locations throughout the City of Mississauga. A Level 3 – Vulnerable Sector check will be a condition of employment for successful candidates, also at their own expense, to ensure the safety and security of all program participants. These part-time positions offer up to 40 hours of work, though hours are not guaranteed and are dependent on sufficient program registration.