Conservatory Teacher- Classical Voice: Art Song Literature & Diction at Orange County School of the Arts

Application Deadline

Until Filled

Date Posted
5/12/2026
Contact
Number of Openings
1
Salary
Pay Range
$53.28 - $83.72 Per Hour
Add'l Salary Info
Based on a ten-step salary schedule
Length of Work Year
up to 129 days
Employment Type
Part Time

About the Employer

MISSION STATEMENT We provide an unparalleled arts and academic education in a creative, challenging, and nurturing environment to a diverse student body passionate about the arts, preparing them to reach their highest potential. CORE VALUES • Student growth and education come first. • Commitment to excellence, innovation, professionalism, and integrity. • Commitment to fostering a nurturing environment of creativity, respect, and collaboration. • Commitment to life-long artistic and scholarly development.

Job Summary

Job Summary

Under the direction of the Director of the Conservatory and the Dean of Arts, Conservatory Teachers plan, develop, organize, and implement a comprehensive educational program for students in the skills of their specified art discipline, create a supportive and flexible learning environment to nurture each student’s personal growth, and collaborate with colleagues to reflect on and refine instructional practice.

Requirements / Qualifications

To apply, email the following to Ryan.reithmeier@ocsarts.net, Director of Classical Voice Please specify the specific course you are interested in applying for Letter of Introduction Resume Two reference contacts

The Conservatory Teacher (Art Song Literature and Diction) teaches courses in lyric diction and vocal literature within the Classical Voice Conservatory, with instruction focused on the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), pronunciation and diction for performance, and the study and performance of traditional and contemporary art song repertoire. Working collaboratively with student pianists and a co-instructor from the Piano Conservatory, the instructor guides students in repertoire preparation, stylistic interpretation, and collaborative performance practices. The role also includes planning and producing one recital per semester in partnership with the Piano Conservatory, which provides students with a pre-professional performance opportunity. Additional responsibilities include curriculum development and implementation, assessment of student progress, participation in faculty and curriculum meetings, and collaboration with conservatory leadership to support instructional planning and program goals.

Requirements / Qualifications

To apply, email the following to Ryan.reithmeier@ocsarts.net, Director of Classical Voice Please specify the specific course you are interested in applying for Letter of Introduction Resume Two reference contacts

The Conservatory Teacher (Art Song Literature and Diction) teaches courses in lyric diction and vocal literature within the Classical Voice Conservatory, with instruction focused on the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), pronunciation and diction for performance, and the study and performance of traditional and contemporary art song repertoire. Working collaboratively with student pianists and a co-instructor from the Piano Conservatory, the instructor guides students in repertoire preparation, stylistic interpretation, and collaborative performance practices. The role also includes planning and producing one recital per semester in partnership with the Piano Conservatory, which provides students with a pre-professional performance opportunity. Additional responsibilities include curriculum development and implementation, assessment of student progress, participation in faculty and curriculum meetings, and collaboration with conservatory leadership to support instructional planning and program goals.

Comments and Other Information

No credential is necessary at the time of applying. However, the selected candidate will be required to obtain a Preliminary Career Technical Education (CTE) credential during the onboarding process and before the start of their assignment and a Clear CTE credential within three years.

Comments and Other Information


No credential is necessary at the time of applying. However, the selected candidate will be required to obtain a Preliminary Career Technical Education (CTE) credential during the onboarding process and before the start of their assignment and a Clear CTE credential within three years.