Piano/Keyboard Facilitator
TalentGum
India0–14 yrs55m agovia LinkedIn
About TalentGum
TalentGum is a global e-learning platform launched in 2021, focused on transforming extracurricular education for children aged 4 to 14. We offer live, interactive online courses in various subjects, aiming to nurture children's holistic development.
Key Responsibilities
- Teach keyboard fundamentals to children aged 4–14 through live online classes.
- Guide students in learning basic concepts including:
- Notes and finger positioning
- Rhythm and timing
- Simple melodies and songs
- Foster a fun, encouraging, and interactive classroom environment.
- Ensure students enjoy learning and are motivated to practice.
- Adapt teaching pace to individual student needs.
- Conduct demo sessions for parents and students.
- Teach group and one-on-one classes.
- Track student progress and provide simple feedback.
Requirements & Tech Stack
Music Knowledge & Skills (Beginner-Focused)
- Strong understanding of keyboard basics and fundamentals.
- Ability to teach absolute beginners patiently and step-by-step.
- Comfort demonstrating concepts slowly and clearly.
- Background in music (formal or informal) is a plus.
Communication & Teaching Fit
- Good spoken English (additional languages are a plus).
- Friendly, patient, and child-centric approach.
- Willingness to learn and follow TalentGum’s structured curriculum and training.
- Ability to keep young learners engaged in an online setting.
Technical Requirements
- Laptop/Desktop with webcam (dual camera) and microphone.
- Stable high-speed internet connection.
- Access to a keyboard instrument for teaching.
Work Commitment
- Flexible options: 4 / 6 / 8 hours per day.
- Weekend availability preferred.
- Suitable for full-time, part-time, permanent, or fresher roles.
Qualifications
Formal teaching experience is not mandatory. We welcome applications from:
- Fresh graduates with keyboard knowledge.
- Homemakers/housewives passionate about teaching music from home.
- Self-taught keyboard players with strong fundamentals.
- Aspiring music educators and career re-starters.
Formal degrees in music are preferred but not mandatory.