on-call Instructor

Location: In Person (Baltimore City, Baltimore County, DC, Hampton Roads Va, Other surrounding
counties in MD)

About LTYC: Leaders of Tomorrow Youth Center is committed to cultivating positive social development,
academic success, and creativity in the minds, actions, and hearts of youth today. Through arts
education programming, our mission is to encourage youth to use their gifts and strengths by applying
the arts and leadership as tools, to help promote success and balance in their lives.

Position Summary: We are seeking passionate and creative On-Call Art Instructors to lead engaging,
hands-on visual and/or performing arts sessions for youth and community programs. This role offers
flexible, as-needed scheduling, ideal for dynamic educators who enjoy inspiring students through artistic
expression. The On-Call Art Instructor will facilitate art-based activities, foster a positive and inclusive
learning environment, and encourage creativity while aligning with our organization’s mission to
promote arts in education.

Key Responsibilities:

• Facilitate art instruction — Deliver engaging, age-appropriate lessons in various artistic

disciplines Facilitate dynamic, engaging art instruction — Lead interactive, age-appropriate
lessons across various art forms, including:

• Visual Arts: Drawing, painting, sculpture, mixed media, photography, printmaking, digital

art, Textile arts, fashion design, jewelry making, graphic design.

• Performing Arts: Theater, acting, dance, movement, spoken word, music, yoga, creative

storytelling.

• Multimedia Arts: Film, animation, digital media, sound art.
• Culinary Arts: Basic cooking, food presentation, cultural culinary exploration.
• Dance: Various styles, from contemporary and hip-hop to cultural and traditional forms.
• STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math): Integrate creative practices with

scientific and technological exploration, including design thinking, engineering-inspired
art, and interactive projects.

• Arts Mentoring: Provide guidance, motivation, and mentorship to students exploring

creative careers or personal artistic growth.

• Arts Education: Teach about the history, cultural significance, and evolution of different

art forms, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of the arts.

• Inspire and guide students — Encourage creative exploration and skill development in a

supportive, inclusive environment.

• Adapt lessons — Tailor content to fit the needs, skill levels, and interests of diverse student

groups.

• Prepare materials — Ensure class materials are ready and organized; assist with setup and

cleanup.

• Classroom management — Maintain a positive, respectful, and safe atmosphere during

sessions.

• Collaborate with staff — Communicate with program coordinators to ensure smooth program

delivery and report any issues or successes.

• Promote arts engagement — Foster enthusiasm for the arts and help students explore their own

creative voices.

Requirements:

• Experience: Minimum 1-2 years of teaching experience in arts education, youth programming,

or a related field.

• Artistic expertise: Strong knowledge in one or more art forms (e.g., visual arts, performing arts,

multimedia).

• Communication skills: Excellent interpersonal and instructional skills, with the ability to connect

with diverse learners.

• Flexibility: Willingness to work on an on-call basis, with potential short-notice assignments.
• Background check: Must pass any required background screenings per organization policies.
• Preferred: Experience working with underserved communities or students with diverse learning

styles.

Working Conditions:

• Schedule: As-needed, based on program demands and instructor availability.
• Location: May include various off-site locations (e.g., schools, community centers) or virtual

settings.

• Physical requirements: Ability to lift art supplies or equipment (up to 20 lbs) and stand for

extended periods when leading activities.