Dance Teacher
SCIO Music Art Centre “Nightingale” is more than just an afterschool program — it’s a safe space where children are seen, supported and inspired through music, movement, and creativity.
We believe extracurricular activities are not just lessons — they are a chance to heal, grow and shine.
Key Responsibilities
Lead group dance classes for children aged 4–16+
Create kind, joyful, movement-based experiences
Use creative, inclusive approaches — especially for shy or neurodivergent children
Help children prepare for small performances or events
Communicate kindly with parents and team members
Be part of a team that sees children as individuals and believes in the power of the arts
Requirements
Experience teaching dance to children (formal or informal)
Passion for dance as a healing and expressive art form
Friendly, patient, and empathetic personality
Ukrainian-speaking preferred
Conversational English (enough to work with team and parents)
Openness to working in a diverse, creative and inclusive team
Bonus if you have
Experience with charity or community-based projects
Experience working with sensitive or neurodivergent children
Speak more than one language (Ukrainian, English)
Can incorporate elements of storytelling, folk dance, or modern dance forms
How to Apply
Send a short message or CV to:
yuliia.hryshchenko@sciomacnightingale.co.uk
Subject: Dance Teacher Application – [Your Name]
We support diversity and welcome applicants from all backgrounds.
If you love children, believe in the healing power of dance, and want to be part of a team that puts heart first — we’d love to hear from you.
Job Type: Part-time
Pay: £15.00 per hour
Benefits:
Flexitime
Work Location: In person
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We believe extracurricular activities are not just lessons — they are a chance to heal, grow and shine.
Key Responsibilities
Lead group dance classes for children aged 4–16+
Create kind, joyful, movement-based experiences
Use creative, inclusive approaches — especially for shy or neurodivergent children
Help children prepare for small performances or events
Communicate kindly with parents and team members
Be part of a team that sees children as individuals and believes in the power of the arts
Requirements
Experience teaching dance to children (formal or informal)
Passion for dance as a healing and expressive art form
Friendly, patient, and empathetic personality
Ukrainian-speaking preferred
Conversational English (enough to work with team and parents)
Openness to working in a diverse, creative and inclusive team
Bonus if you have
Experience with charity or community-based projects
Experience working with sensitive or neurodivergent children
Speak more than one language (Ukrainian, English)
Can incorporate elements of storytelling, folk dance, or modern dance forms
How to Apply
Send a short message or CV to:
yuliia.hryshchenko@sciomacnightingale.co.uk
Subject: Dance Teacher Application – [Your Name]
We support diversity and welcome applicants from all backgrounds.
If you love children, believe in the healing power of dance, and want to be part of a team that puts heart first — we’d love to hear from you.
Job Type: Part-time
Pay: £15.00 per hour
Benefits:
Flexitime
Work Location: In person