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Instrumental music teacher - private, conservatory or studio lessons

Government of Canada / Gouvernement du Canada

Unionville, , ON, Canada · Full Time · Music Education

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Instrumental music teacher - private, conservatory or studio lessons

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June 05, 2026
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International Music Academy

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Education: Bachelor's degree. or equivalent experience. Work setting: Conservatory. Music academy. Musical genre: Adult contemporary or modern. Classical or chamber. Jazz. Opera. Musical instruments: French horn. Trombone. Trumpet. Tuba. Electronic keyboard. Organ. Piano. Drums. Acoustic guitar. Banjo. Bass guitar. Cello. Steel guitar. Viola. Violin. Clarinet. Flute or piccolo. Oboe. Saxophone. Contrabass. Teaching specialization: General interest courses. Instrumental. Vocal. Music theory. Employment terms options: Evening. Experience: 5 years or more. Employment terms options: Weekend.

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Location
Various locationsUnionville, , ON

Stouffville, , ON

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Work location
On site

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Salary$25.00 to $35.00HOUR hourly (To be negotiated) / 4 to 30 hours per week

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Terms of employment
Permanent employmentPart time

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Evening, Weekend

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Starts as soon as possible

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5 vacancies

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Various locations

• Unionville, ON

• Stouffville, ON

Overview

Languages

English

Education

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Bachelor's degree

• or equivalent experience

Experience

5 years or more

On site

Work must be completed at the physical location. There is no option to work remotely.

Work setting

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Conservatory

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Music academy

Experience and specialization

Musical genre

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Adult contemporary or modern

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Classical or chamber

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Jazz

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Opera

Musical instruments

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French horn

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Trombone

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Trumpet

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Tuba

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Electronic keyboard

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Organ

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Piano

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Drums

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Acoustic guitar

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Banjo

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Bass guitar

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Cello

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Steel guitar

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Viola

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Violin

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Clarinet

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Flute or piccolo

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Oboe

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Saxophone

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Contrabass

Teaching specialization

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General interest courses

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Instrumental

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Vocal

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Music theory

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2026-08-24

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