2025-12-26 – Weekly Music Jobs : Remote Teaching Flexibility

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, there’s a strong push for music teaching positions across several districts. It seems there’s a growing demand for educators who can bring innovation and passion to their classrooms. On the remote front, there’s a decent selection of roles that let you work from anywhere, which is always a plus if you’re seeking flexibility.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Music Teacher
    Company: School Gig | Location: San Bernardino County, CA
    If you’re an enthusiastic itinerant music teacher, this role could be your chance to make a lasting impact with innovative music education.
    Apply Here

  • Music Therapist
    Company: La Musica Therapy | Location: La Crescenta, CA
    A rapidly expanding company, La Musica Therapy believes in music’s transformative power. They’re looking for therapists who share this belief.
    Apply Here

  • Music Teacher
    Company: School Gig | Location: Guadalupe, CA
    This role is perfect for someone passionate about inspiring elementary students through music. The district is seeking innovative educators.
    Apply Here

  • Protestant Music Director
    Company: Ladgov Corporation | Location: Lompoc, CA
    A qualified, spiritually sensitive individual is needed to lead music ministry efforts. This role demands leadership and musical expertise.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote roles are a hot topic this week, with options spanning from teaching to artist recruitment. Perfect for those who value flexibility.

  • Music Teacher Job
    Company: LyricalLove Music | Location: Hallandale Beach, FL
    This role involves providing high-quality music lessons in voice, piano, or guitar. A great fit for versatile musicians.
    Apply Here

  • Music artist recruitment
    Company: Deiivcouple Music | Location: Longview, TX
    Help find new music artists and offer feedback. This role supports aspiring musicians, making it rewarding for those passionate about talent development.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s it for this week. Stay safe, and good luck with the job hunt!

And i’ve landed two remote ensemble coaching gigs this year by attaching a 60-second “mini-lesson” video to applications and a one-page syllabus; it shows how you handle latency and structure… If you’re targeting district roles, apply on the district portal and set alerts on EdJoin (https://www.edjoin.org) since listings vanish fast — remote can feel like musical chairs. Small caveat: admins love seeing how you assess asynchronously, so include one example rubric or feedback clip.

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Since these are ‘posted in real-time’, I add a one-line note with three same-day 15‑minute slots for a quick intro call, and it’s led to faster interviews than back-and-forth email. Caveat: some districts block scheduling links, so I list the times in plain text.

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Quick example: I started putting the district’s req ID in my subject line and file names — “Martinez_Mateo_RemoteMusic_Req48231.pdf” — and HR got back faster; if there’s no req ID, I use school + subject. @pking61 your timing note tracks — this kept my apps from getting lost in the portal.

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