Drama teacher Offres d'emploi - Waterloo, ON

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Job Description

PLEASE NOTE : ONLY THOSE WHO ARE AVAILABLE FULL-TIME, 8 : 00 AM TO 5 : 00 PM, FOR THE WEEK OF MARCH 10-14, AND WHO CAN WORK IN WATERLOO

WE WILL NOT CONSIDER APPLICANTS WHO WOULD NEED TO RELOCATE,

Great Big Theatre Company is looking for Theatre Coaches for its March Break Theatre Arts Day Camps programs for 2025. There are positions available for the week of March 10-14. This is a salaried position ideal for those who enjoy working with children and young people (ages 6 to 14) , and are qualified to do so, and who also have some theatrical experience. Completion of, or enrollment in, a university-level drama program is an asset, but not a requirement. A valid police check is a requirement. CPR / First-aid accreditation is also an asset, as is having your own transportation.

The counsellors’ / theatre coaches’ role is to supervise all activities, ensure the care and safety of children attending, and so far as possible ensure that the camp is a positive experience for all. They will also be in charge of drama-oriented instruction and games and will help children prepare for an end-of-week performance. Hours are 8 : 00 am to 5 : 00 pm Monday through Friday, with extended hours a possibility. Pay is $ 19.00 / hr or more, depending on qualifications and experience.

GBTC, founded in 1994, is a non-profit children’s and young people’s theatre, based in Hamilton, which serves a large area of southwestern Ontario, and offers mainstage productions, as well as Tale Troupers traveling productions, TIES (Theatre-In-Every-School) in-school workshops, theatre classes, and summer and March break theatre camps.

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GBTC, founded in 1994, is a non-profit children’s and young people’s theatre, based in Hamilton, which serves a large area of southwestern Ontario, and offers mainstage productions, as well as traveling productions, TIES (Theatre-In-Every-School) in-school workshops, theatre classes, and summer and March Break theatre camps. GBTC welcomes applicants identifying as visible minorities, indigenous, or LGBTQ+, as well as those identifying as having a disability.

Company Description

GBTC, founded in 1994, is a non-profit children’s and young people’s theatre, based in Hamilton, which serves a large area of southwestern Ontario, and offers mainstage productions, as well as traveling productions, TIES (Theatre-In-Every-School) in-school workshops, theatre classes, and summer and March Break theatre camps. GBTC welcomes applicants identifying as visible minorities, indigenous, or LGBTQ+, as well as those identifying as having a disability.