Piano Cleveland

PianoLab Coordinator

Cleveland, OhioPart-time
$30 hourly
About the Job
Piano Cleveland seeks a dynamic arts professional to join us as our part-time PianoLab Coordinator!

Do you….
  • Enjoy using your creativity to manage musical programs for K-8 learners?
  • Thrive on building partnerships with schools and families around a love of piano?
  • Love working with colleagues to create transformative musical experiences?

If you answered yes to these questions, we hope you will consider applying to join our team. Piano Cleveland is a small but mighty arts organization dedicated to promoting the future of piano music both in Cleveland and abroad. We are best known for our signature event, the Cleveland International Piano Competition, in addition to presenting concerts and community engagement experiences for piano lovers of all ages and backgrounds.

JOB PROFILE


As the part-time coordinator of one of our PianoLab programs, you will play an essential role in bringing piano music to K-8 students in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District. You will manage the registration of students into the program, communicate with parents and families about attendance and transportation logistics, offer in-class and administrative assistance to the PianoLab Instructor, and work collaboratively with the Education and Community Lead at Piano Cleveland to make the program a success.

RESPONSIBILITIES:


Co-lead execution of afterschool PianoLab program at a westside Cleveland public school, including:

  • Managing registration of students into the program, and organizing class schedules.
  • Communicating with parents and families about registration.
  • Working with parents daily to manage transportation logistics.
  • Facilitating classroom set-up and tear-down.
  • Monitor student attendance and oversee appropriate pick-up in agreement with school policies.
  • Offering administrative assistance to PianoLab Instructor, such as printing of class materials.
  • Lead day-to-day classroom management, maintaining a structured, positive, and engaging environment for all students.
  • Ensuring instrument technology functions appropriately, and troubleshooting tech issues that may arise.
  • Collaborate with Education and Community Engagement Coordinator and PianoLab Instructor to ensure successful completion of the program by: Executing evaluation materials throughout the year to measure program impact.
  • Assisting in planning and execution of end-of-program showcase for student participants in winter and spring.

QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS:


  • Bachelor’s Degree, or equivalent combination of education and experience:
    • Preferred experience in childhood education, and/or music.
  • Exemplary at working with diverse audiences across many backgrounds, including adults, families, children, teachers, schools, and community organizations.
  • Able to understand the challenges and opportunities in urban settings.
  • Detail-oriented with excellent organizational and time management skill.s
  • Exceptional communications skills.
  • Self-motivated with enthusiasm to try new things.
  • Takes initiative.
  • Willing and excited to be a part of a collaborative and supportive team in a fast-paced creative environment.
  • Preferred but not required: Knowledge of classical music and/or piano music.
    • 1-3 years of relevant work experience working in a classroom environment.
    • Bilingual Spanish/English skills.

SALARY, BENEFITS, AND SCHEDULE:


  • $30/hour
  • Coordinator must have availability to work between the hours of 3 PM – 6 PM Monday – Thursday, as PianoLab sessions will occur after-school at a Cleveland public school on the near west side throughout the duration of the program.
  • Additional administrative work outside of the normal class hours will be compensated at the same hourly rate. Semesters run for 12 weeks (September - December and mid January - April)

Piano Cleveland is an equal opportunity employer.

TO APPLY:

Please send your resume and cover letter detailing why you are interested in this position to Emily Shelley, Education & Community Lead, at emily.shelley@pianocleveland.org by September 4, 2026.