Slope School is hiring a Piano Lab Guide to lead small-group piano classes for elementary students at our Provo campus.
This role is ideal for someone with piano teaching experience who enjoys working with children and is organized, dependable, and comfortable managing a classroom. Alongside teaching, you'll help oversee the day-to-day operations of the piano program, including scheduling, billing, recital planning, and family communication.
About the Role
You will:
- Lead group piano classes using Piano Marvel and our established curriculum
- Support students as they learn at their own pace
- Prepare students for recitals and performances
- Maintain an organized, welcoming piano lab
- Coordinate scheduling, billing, communication, and other program administration
- Work closely with school leadership and classroom guides
- Look for ways to improve and grow the piano program over time
This is not a traditional private piano teaching position. Success in this role depends as much on classroom management, organization, and communication as it does on musical ability. We're looking for someone who treats the program like it's their own—someone who notices problems, takes initiative, and is always thinking about how to make the experience better for students and families.
Qualifications
We're looking for someone who:
- Has previous piano teaching experience
- Has strong piano skills and a good understanding of music theory
- Experience with Piano Marvel is preferred
- Enjoys working with elementary-aged children
- Is reliable, organized, and proactive
- Can confidently manage a group of students
- Communicates well with families and colleagues
- Is comfortable using technology and handling basic administrative tasks
- Takes ownership and enjoys building systems and improving how things work
About Slope School
Slope School is a network of learner-driven K–8 schools in Utah. We believe children learn best by doing, and we aim to create classrooms where students develop independence, responsibility, and a love of learning.
Details
- Part-time: 20–25 hours per week
- Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 am–12:00 pm
- Location: Provo, UT
- Start: August 2026 (training may begin in July)
- Pay: $35-40 per hour
