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Ballet Instructor
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Company/Organization/Producer Name
City of Richmond (Arts Services)
Submission Deadline or Event End Date
August 17, 2026
Location Category
British Columbia
Description
Applications are now being accepted for CONTRACT BALLET INSTRUCTORS
Duties/Responsibilities
for Arts Programs at the Richmond Cultural Centre:
Plan, implement and evaluate developmentally appropriate Ballet lessons that are creative,
flexible, accessible and adaptable
Provide a safe, positive and well-managed learning environment
Instruct lessons for all ages and abilities
Communicate with parents, participants and staff in an effective and respectful manner
Prepare students for seasonal dance performances
Maintain the safety of the participants in the classes
Ensure attendance procedures are followed
Ensure appropriate set-up, take down and maintenance of program space
Contribute to and uphold the Richmond Cultural Centre’s reputation for consistent high-quality arts
education
Required Qualifications
Post secondary degree or diploma in dance and/or an equivalent combination of education and a
minimum of 2 years teaching experience in an arts setting
Proven ability to develop lessons plans
Excellent supervisory and organizational skills
HOURS OF WORK AND REMUNERATION
Tuesdays and Thursdays, beginning September 2026
Opportunities for additional hours
2026/27 Artist Instructor rates $35-40 per hour based on qualifications
Applications are being accepted and reviewed on an on-going basis until the position(s) are filled.
Please Submit C.V. And Cover Letter Via Email To
Amanda Lye, Arts Programmer, Arts Programs at the Richmond Cultural Centre
Applications deadline August 17, 2026. The Richmond Cultural Centre thanks all applicants in advance
for their interest; however, only those candidates under further consideration will be contacted.
Rate of Compensation
$35 to $40 per hour range based on experience
Contact Name
Amanda Lye
Contact Email Address
Priority Groups
Open to all
Opportunity Type
Job Position
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Ballet Instructor
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Company/Organization/Producer Name
City of Richmond (Arts Services)
Submission Deadline or Event End Date
August 17, 2026
Location Category
British Columbia
Please Submit C.V. And Cover Letter Via Email To
Amanda Lye, Arts Programmer, Arts Programs at the Richmond Cultural Centre
Applications deadline August 17, 2026. The Richmond Cultural Centre thanks all applicants in advance
for their interest; however, only those candidates under further consideration will be contacted.
Rate of Compensation
$35 to $40 per hour range based on experience
Contact Name
Amanda Lye
Contact Email Address
Priority Groups
Open to all
Opportunity Type
Job Position
Please Submit C.V. And Cover Letter Via Email To
Amanda Lye, Arts Programmer, Arts Programs at the Richmond Cultural Centre
Applications deadline August 17, 2026. The Richmond Cultural Centre thanks all applicants in advance
for their interest; however, only those candidates under further consideration will be contacted.
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