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Children's Program Director
Bedancestudios - Miramar, Florida, United States
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BE Dance Studios, Inc. Children's Program Director
Miramar, FL · Full time The Children's Program Director is a highly organized and creative individual with a rich and inspiring passion for dance that nurtures, engages, and grows their program, students, and communities. Description
Program Directors provide exceptional opportunities to help manage aspects of BE Dance education and training. They have significant artistic responsibility as instructors, choreographers, and production assistants. In addition, Program Directors support the Executive Artistic Director in managing education and training initiatives and their outreach programs. Program Director positions require individuals who can take direction and collaborate well with fellow Program Directors, Marketing, Development, and Finance team members, while also exercising considerable independence and initiative. Responsibilities include managing students of various ages, communicating well (both written and verbally) with customers and collaborators, establishing class and rehearsal schedules, and managing time optimally. Program Directors' responsibilities include the development and management of new and existing programming and partnerships, hiring and training teaching artists, developing and maintaining collaborative relationships internally and in the community, and recruitment and growth of dedicated program and organization reach. They are responsible for the development and implementation of program curriculum, events, workshops, community engagement initiatives, etc., in keeping with the mission and values of BE Dance and under the artistic vision and leadership of the Executive Artistic Director. There are four (4) Program Director positions, each responsible for one of the following education and training endeavors of BE Dance: The Children’s Program
- The Children’s Program is open to ages 2 - 16 years and is designed to foster an appreciation for dance (the arts) and long-term engagement. This program encourages the joy of dance/movement, music, art, and creativity, providing structure to the world through exploration. Children’s Programs offer dance lessons as they relate to child development and socialization, in hopes of cultivating ongoing relationships as students, artists, supporters, and friends of the arts throughout life. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Shape the focus of the program in accordance with the organization's mission, values, and the vision of the Artistic Director. Develop and maintain long-term partnerships. In partnership with fellow Program Directors and the Artistic Director, create and maintain curriculum for the designated studio program. Hire, manage, train, and provide professional development opportunities for teaching artists. Engage, direct, and evaluate staff and teaching artists in all administrative aspects (scheduling, communications, monitoring, disseminating and assessing evaluations, soliciting partners, and all other administrative needs). Create and maintain detailed success metrics for programs. Create and direct all education research initiatives. Liaison with artistic staff to facilitate effective creation and implementation of programs, performances, workshops, and other events. Collaborate with marketing to develop supporting materials to further the development, promotion, and visibility of programs within the community, locally, nationally, and abroad, ensuring the scale of the designated program. Collaborate with the development department to explore new funding opportunities, report on current grants, and draft language in support of new grant applications. Collaborate with the finance department to establish and work within budgets. Design and implement special projects as needed. Help manage daily communications with students, parents, customers, alumni, and community partners. Instruct dance classes, workshops, etc. Schedule classes and rehearsals. Choreograph and rehearse students for performances, as well as help manage productions. Successfully attract and recruit new students and teachers to maintain and scale the program. Schedule and manage costume fittings and photo sessions as deemed necessary. Introduce studio programs to prospective students by telephone, email, and in person. Foster ongoing recruitment activities. Serve as the principal spokesperson for the designated program and its initiatives. Instill the joy and passion of dance throughout the designated studio to engage long-term, lifelong commitment to the arts, especially where dance is concerned. Nurture and grow the designated program to ensure maximum earned income potential and student personal development. QUALIFICATIONS
Professional concert dance company experience; bachelor or master’s degree from an accredited university in Dance or Arts Management and/or equivalent experience. Teaching and choreographic experience. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Creativity and innovation to develop and improve existing processes. Strong interpersonal skills. Computer skills and proficiency in iOS, MAC systems.
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Miramar, FL · Full time The Children's Program Director is a highly organized and creative individual with a rich and inspiring passion for dance that nurtures, engages, and grows their program, students, and communities. Description
Program Directors provide exceptional opportunities to help manage aspects of BE Dance education and training. They have significant artistic responsibility as instructors, choreographers, and production assistants. In addition, Program Directors support the Executive Artistic Director in managing education and training initiatives and their outreach programs. Program Director positions require individuals who can take direction and collaborate well with fellow Program Directors, Marketing, Development, and Finance team members, while also exercising considerable independence and initiative. Responsibilities include managing students of various ages, communicating well (both written and verbally) with customers and collaborators, establishing class and rehearsal schedules, and managing time optimally. Program Directors' responsibilities include the development and management of new and existing programming and partnerships, hiring and training teaching artists, developing and maintaining collaborative relationships internally and in the community, and recruitment and growth of dedicated program and organization reach. They are responsible for the development and implementation of program curriculum, events, workshops, community engagement initiatives, etc., in keeping with the mission and values of BE Dance and under the artistic vision and leadership of the Executive Artistic Director. There are four (4) Program Director positions, each responsible for one of the following education and training endeavors of BE Dance: The Children’s Program
- The Children’s Program is open to ages 2 - 16 years and is designed to foster an appreciation for dance (the arts) and long-term engagement. This program encourages the joy of dance/movement, music, art, and creativity, providing structure to the world through exploration. Children’s Programs offer dance lessons as they relate to child development and socialization, in hopes of cultivating ongoing relationships as students, artists, supporters, and friends of the arts throughout life. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Shape the focus of the program in accordance with the organization's mission, values, and the vision of the Artistic Director. Develop and maintain long-term partnerships. In partnership with fellow Program Directors and the Artistic Director, create and maintain curriculum for the designated studio program. Hire, manage, train, and provide professional development opportunities for teaching artists. Engage, direct, and evaluate staff and teaching artists in all administrative aspects (scheduling, communications, monitoring, disseminating and assessing evaluations, soliciting partners, and all other administrative needs). Create and maintain detailed success metrics for programs. Create and direct all education research initiatives. Liaison with artistic staff to facilitate effective creation and implementation of programs, performances, workshops, and other events. Collaborate with marketing to develop supporting materials to further the development, promotion, and visibility of programs within the community, locally, nationally, and abroad, ensuring the scale of the designated program. Collaborate with the development department to explore new funding opportunities, report on current grants, and draft language in support of new grant applications. Collaborate with the finance department to establish and work within budgets. Design and implement special projects as needed. Help manage daily communications with students, parents, customers, alumni, and community partners. Instruct dance classes, workshops, etc. Schedule classes and rehearsals. Choreograph and rehearse students for performances, as well as help manage productions. Successfully attract and recruit new students and teachers to maintain and scale the program. Schedule and manage costume fittings and photo sessions as deemed necessary. Introduce studio programs to prospective students by telephone, email, and in person. Foster ongoing recruitment activities. Serve as the principal spokesperson for the designated program and its initiatives. Instill the joy and passion of dance throughout the designated studio to engage long-term, lifelong commitment to the arts, especially where dance is concerned. Nurture and grow the designated program to ensure maximum earned income potential and student personal development. QUALIFICATIONS
Professional concert dance company experience; bachelor or master’s degree from an accredited university in Dance or Arts Management and/or equivalent experience. Teaching and choreographic experience. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Creativity and innovation to develop and improve existing processes. Strong interpersonal skills. Computer skills and proficiency in iOS, MAC systems.
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