Arts Education Jobs

NexStep is hiring in-person, part-time GED adjunct instructors to teach and support adult learners preparing for GED exams across multiple local sites.

Support NYC school-based arts programs as a Programs Assistant handling scheduling, communications, and event logistics for teaching artists, students, and school partners.

Teach songwriting and expressive arts to young people, guiding creative development, performance skills, and personal growth in a supportive, community-focused program.

Teach elementary theater (K–4) at Equitas Academy in Pico-Union, delivering standards-aligned arts instruction while fostering equity, strong classroom culture, and family partnership.

American Ballet Theatre is hiring a Director of Major Gifts to cultivate and secure transformational philanthropic support for ABT’s artists, education programs, and productions.

IXL Learning is hiring a Language Arts Curriculum Designer to design and review K–9 print materials and worksheets for IXL and Education.com, working closely with writers and designers to produce engaging, standards-aligned content.

Faculty-supported postdoctoral fellow to advance community-engaged research on environmental education, communication, and resilience as part of UT Austin’s Planet Texas 2050 initiative.

Furman University invites applications for a tenure-track professorship in Political Thought to teach, research, and contribute to an inclusive undergraduate liberal-arts community focused on contemporary political theory.

Teach 7th–12th grade art within Mastery Schools' Philadelphia network, delivering engaging, standards-aligned instruction and supporting student achievement and equity.

Montgomery College seeks a full-time Adult Education Instructor to provide in-person GED and ESOL instruction at the Montgomery County Correctional Facility, focusing on measurable adult learning outcomes.

Harlem Children’s Zone Promise Academy seeks an Elementary Art Teacher to deliver standards-aligned, culturally responsive visual arts instruction and support scholars’ academic and social growth during the 2025–2026 school year.