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  • Receptionist
    Receptionist
    hace 2 días
    $18–$25 por hora
    Jornada parcial
    Manhattan, New York

    NYC Violin Studio (Chelsea) Part-Time Receptionist with Room to Grow NYC Violin Studio is a warm, independent music studio in the heart of Chelsea, and we're looking for a genuinely personable, organized, and reliable person to be the friendly face of our front desk and the right hand to our owner. Our students are mostly adults pursuing a lifelong dream of learning the violin, and the person at our front desk plays a real part in making that experience feel welcoming and encouraging. If your happy place is in interacting with artistic people, love a creative and community-driven environment, and take pride in keeping things running smoothly, you'll fit right in here. What you’ll do: Greet incoming students and mark attendance Ensure private students are scheduled out for their next 4–8 weeks of lessons (in Acuity Scheduling) Ensure group class students are booked out at least 4 weeks ahead so group classes stay full Print music for group classes, and for private teachers as needed Schedule and reschedule students as needed so their progress stays consistent Answer lesson inquiries from walk-ins, email, text, and phone, and sign up new students Light retail duties - ring up students occasionally for retail items Promote social events and special classes to students in person Collect cash and card payments for lessons and merchandise Contact past students to schedule them for more lessons Provide light support to the owner — organizing, following up, keeping things on track Occasionally lend a hand with our websites and tools (we use Kajabi) Keep the studio tidy and welcoming (light cleaning, tidying) As the role grows, you may help with ordering and restocking retail items The main purpose of your job is to keep the classes and private teacher’s schedules full, so that the studio remains productive and viable for all. Who you are Warm, personable, and genuinely enjoys connecting with people. If people often ask you why you’re always smiling, you’ll fit in great here Experienced and dependable. You are the lynchpin of communications. Reliability is everything. Organized and detail-oriented, able to keep track of many small things Comfortable with computers and apps, and a quick, willing learner. We use tools like Acuity, Kajabi, and Canva, and we're always happy to walk you through anything Excellent communicator, in person and in writing, with staff and clients Self-directed and proactive, with a habit of looking ahead and flagging things early A love of music, the arts, or small independent businesses is a real plus Being able to read at least some sheet music is a plus, but not a requisite Schedule Mon 3–9pm (5.25 - 5.5 hrs w/ meal break) Tue 3–9pm (5.25 - 5.5 hrs w/ meal break) Wed 3-9pm (5.25 - 5.5 hrs w/ meal break) Thur 3-9pm (5.25 - 5.5 hrs w/ meal break) Saturdays 10am–5pm (6.25 - 6.5 hrs w/ meal break) Total weekly hours 27.25-28.5 Plus occasional Sundays (roughly 4–6 times a year) for studio events. When You Would Start: Immediately. Pay & benefits $18–25/hour, based on relevant experience Raise schedule as follows: First 2 weeks: Training Rate Up through 3 months from start date: Performance review and raise as appropriate Up through 6 months from start date: Performance review and raise as appropriate At the 2 year mark: Performance review and raise as appropriate Annual performance review and raise potential. Paid sick leave (1 hr for every 30 hrs worked, capped at 40) Unpaid sick leave (32 hours) Paid time off (1 week) Unpaid time off (1 week) W2 employment Additional Perks: Free access to all our group classes as long as your post is covered. Use of our practice rooms during off-hours Access to a large library of paid sheet music resources Staff discount on retail If you are a musician, Gig referrals and opportunities to pick up extra paid work If you're a musician who teaches an instrument an instrument other than a string instrument or piano, you're welcome to keep any student leads that come your way Room to Grow: This position has potential for growth. You will be starting off as a part-time Receptionist. If all goes well, your position will grow in hours, and eventually lead to a new manager position. As Studio Manager, you'd take on more ownership of the studio's daily operations — overseeing staff scheduling and retail ordering, coordinating with our teaching staff, and helping keep everything running so the studio can keep growing. It's a role for someone who wants to grow with us and eventually run the day-to-day. About Me: My name is Antoinette, and I own and run the studio. I have a some administrative staff, and several teachers. We previously had two part time receptionists. One graduated school and the other just got his dream job managing an orchestra at a university. I am shifting gears a bit and changing this role to being held by just one person with all the hours. Any shifts you need to miss due to vacation, personal days or illness, I will cover personally. I have been teaching violin for 15+ years and I have grown the studio from just myself, up to one other teacher, up to a total of 11 employees. We are currently going through a seasonal shift, coming out of summer and into the new school year. When I interview you, I will make sure not only that you are qualified, but that this role and salary are a good fit for you. It’s important to me that you feel satisfied with your role and that this job is contributing to your well-being in life. Our clients are warm, friendly people, and I would personally love to do this job myself, and would do this job if I weren’t teaching. In exchange for a warm work environment , all I really need is for you to be reliable with the schedule, be present 95% of the time. The rest, I can train you on. To apply Send a short note telling us a bit about yourself and why this role speaks to you, along with your résumé. We read every application and reply to candidates who feel like a strong fit.

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  • Social Media Intern
    Social Media Intern
    hace 12 días
    Jornada parcial
    Manhattan, New York

    Social Media & Video Editing Intern (Unpaid – Experience Only) Fully Remote Position ~10-15 hrs/week, ongoing Unpaid — this role is for experience, portfolio building, and mentorship. Potential to transition to a paid role based on performance. About the Role We're looking for a creative, detail-oriented intern to help manage video editing and content scheduling across various social media accounts (Instagram, TikTok, YouTube) in travel, dining, art, and fashion niches. This is a great opportunity for someone looking to build a real portfolio, learn the ins and outs of social media strategy, and work directly with growing brands. What You'll Do Edit short-form video content for Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts. Trim, caption, add music/sound, and format raw footage into polished, on-brand posts. Schedule and publish content across multiple social accounts. Help maintain a content calendar and posting cadence. Monitor basic performance metrics and flag what's working. Stay on top of platform trends and suggest fresh content ideas. What We're Looking For Comfortable with video editing tools (CapCut, Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or similar). Familiarity with Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube best practices. Strong sense of visual storytelling and attention to detail. Reliable, organized, and able to manage a consistent posting schedule. Self-starter who can work independently and communicate proactively. Prior social media or editing experience is a plus. What You'll Get Real, hands-on experience managing social accounts for an active brand. A growing portfolio of published work you can point to. Mentorship and feedback on your editing and content strategy skills. Flexible, remote schedule that works around school or other commitments. Potential for a letter of recommendation and/or reference. How to Apply Send a short note about why you're interested, along with any relevant work samples (edited videos, social accounts you've managed, etc.)

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  • Head Preschool Teacher / Lead Preschool Teacher
    Head Preschool Teacher / Lead Preschool Teacher
    hace 19 días
    $25–$29 por hora
    Jornada parcial
    Downtown Jersey City, Jersey City

    Pay $50,000 – 60,000 / full year of 12 months (equivalent to $24-29/hour) Pay is higher for candidates with more qualifications / experience. Benefits Health insurance · Paid time off (PTO) · Paid federal holidays · Additional paid time off in school breaks unless there is professional development training · Discounted childcare · CDA tuition paid by the school · Referral bonus. Schedule Monday – Friday, 8:15 AM – 4:15 PM, occasional overtime at equivalent hourly rate Type Full-time, in person Start Date Negotiable, latest October 1, 2026 QUALIFICATIONS Education — meeting ONE of these requirements: Bachelor's Degree in Education, Psychology, Health Care, Nursing, or any other field related to Child Growth and Development; OR Teaching Certification from the Department of Education in Elementary Education, Nursery School, Preschool through Third Grade (P-3), or Teacher of the Handicapped; OR Master's Degree in Education or in fields related to Education, Child Growth and Development; OR Montessori education equivalent to a Bachelor's Degree; OR Bachelor's Degree in other fields, plus 6+ college credits and 3+ years of experience related to Early Childhood Education, or Education, or Child Growth and Development; OR Master's Degree in other fields, plus 9+ college credits related to Early Childhood Education, or Education, or Child Growth and Development. Experience: Minimum 2 years in a childcare center or preschool with toddler or preschool age groups (1.5–5 years old), including at least 1 year as a Lead Teacher or Head Teacher. Prior Reggio Emilia experience is welcome but not required. We value educators who are curious, reflective and interested in child-led, inquiry-based learning. Basic skills: Communication skills to speak and write to parents professionally Basic IT skills (Google Drive/Docs, Microsoft Office) Strongly preferred, not required at hiring: College credits in early childhood education or child development — either part of a degree or additional credits beyond the degree Child Development Associate (CDA) certificate Required after hiring: Obtaining the Child Development Associate (CDA) certificate within 2 years — cost paid by the school Compliance: Candidate must pass CARI, CHRI, health checks as required by NJ State before being hired ABOUT THE LIBERTY SCHOOL The Liberty School is a Reggio Emilia preschool in Downtown Jersey City serving young children in a newly built, beautiful, and thoughtfully designed learning environment. We view children as capable, curious, and creative learners. Our teachers observe children closely, build curriculum around their questions and interests, and create meaningful opportunities for exploration through art, nature, sensory experiences, language, movement, collaboration, and play. Our classrooms incorporate natural light, open-ended materials, child-led exploration, learning documentation, and carefully prepared spaces designed to feel welcoming and engaging. The school serves children from approximately 18 months through five years old. ABOUT THE POSITION The Liberty School is seeking an experienced and capable Head Teacher to lead a toddler or preschool classroom. The Head Teacher is responsible for creating a warm, safe, organized, and intellectually engaging classroom while providing leadership to other classroom staff. The successful candidate will combine genuine care for young children with sound judgment, dependable classroom management, clear communication, and a commitment to high-quality early childhood education. What You Will Bring to the Classroom You will lead our mixed-age classroom of children aged 18 months to 2.5 years or from 2.5 to 5 years, working alongside assistant teachers. Teaching • Observe children's interests and build curriculum and provocations from what you see, • Plan across art, sensory, literacy, math, science, music, and movement, • Document learning through photos, children's words, and displayed work, • Support social-emotional growth, self-help skills, and kindergarten readiness Leading • Direct, mentor, and give feedback to assistant teachers, • Set the tone and the routines of the classroom, • Keep the environment prepared, beautiful, and fully stocked Communicating with families • Daily communication at drop-off and pickup, plus written updates, • Lead parent-teacher conferences and share developmental observations Operations • Attendance, allergy and dietary records, incident reports, health and safety routines, • Maintain compliance with NJ childcare licensing requirements, • Growth, • Participate in coaching, reflection, and professional development The Person We Hope to Meet You may be a strong fit for this position if you are: • Warm and responsive with young children., • Confidence leading a classroom and supporting other teachers., • Curious about how children think and learn., • Organized, dependable, and attentive to detail., • Able to communicate thoughtfully with families and colleagues., • Comfortable combining creativity with consistent classroom systems., • Open to reflection, feedback, and continued professional growth.

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  • Development Manager - Newark Public Radio
    Development Manager - Newark Public Radio
    hace 2 meses
    $80000–$100000 anual
    Jornada completa
    Central Ward, Newark

    The Development Manager is a key member of WBGO’s development team, responsible for managing a portfolio of mid-level and major donors. This portfolio represents a significant source of contributed revenue and plays a critical role in supporting the station’s long-term sustainability and mission. Reporting directly to the Chief Development Officer, the Development Manager will focus on cultivating, stewarding, and growing donor relationships through strategic, personalized engagement. This position requires strong cross-functional collaboration across departments including programming, marketing, and finance, and a forward-thinking, solutions-oriented mindset. The ideal candidate is highly collaborative, creatively strategic, and has a track record of success working in the arts and culture space. This is a full-time position with a hybrid schedule. Qualifications • 6+ years of nonprofit fundraising experience, including direct management of a portfolio of mid-level and major donors., • Proven experience working in the arts and culture space is required., • Experience in public media and/or jazz music is a plus but not required., • Exceptional interpersonal skills with a demonstrated ability to build and sustain relationships with a wide range of stakeholders, including board members, staff, community partners, and donors., • Outstanding verbal and written communication skills., • Demonstrated ability to manage confidential information with discretion and professionalism., • A resourceful, creative thinker who brings fresh approaches to donor engagement and problem solving., • Experience in internal and external communications, partnership development, and fundraising strategy., • Adept at using donor databases and CRM tools (Salesforce experience preferred)., • Thrives in a collaborative, team-oriented environment and comfortable working cross-functionally., • Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously., • A commitment to WBGO’s mission and role as a cultural institution rooted in community and excellence.

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