Careers
Tkiya creates participatory music experiences that meet participants where they are – physically, psychologically, and spiritually – to find their unique connection to Jewish culture and community. Our team is warm, welcoming, inclusive, and growing! All roles at Tkiya come with training and support, so students are always welcome to apply. Will you join us?
Current Openings
Don’t see an opening in your area? We’re always growing and our needs change rapidly. Feel free to reach out to hiring@tkiya.org if you are interested in working here!
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Commitment: TBD
Compensation: $20-50 / hr
Location: Atlanta, Sandy Springs, and surrounding areas
Are you an enthusiastic, Jewish (or “Jew-ish”!) musician with a big personality? Do you love singing with kids and families? Then you might be a great fit to join us.
Tkiya is looking for an educator to lead preschool and family music programs in Atlanta and Sandy Springs on weekday mornings between 10-1, and religious school music on Sunday mornings. There are also Friday and Saturday afternoon programs on occasion. Once we find the right candidate and confirm availability, there is lots of room to add more to this role.
Tkiya provides a lot of training and structure, so you do not need a lot of experience for this role, but rather an engaging personality and eagerness to learn. You must have some basic guitar or ukulele skills.
Tkiya creates Jewish music experiences to help people of all ages find their unique connection to Jewish culture and connection. We work primarily with families and children ages 0-5 as well as school age children, senior citizens, and more. We partner with more than 100 communities across the country including synagogues, JCCs, PJ Library, and other organizations.
To apply: Please email hiring@tkiya.org with your resume, a note describing why you are excited about this position, and a short video of you singing a children’s song accompanied by guitar or ukulele.
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Commitment: 10-20 hrs per week
Compensation: $30-50 / hr
Location: Scotch Plains, Westfield, Montclair, and surrounding areas
Are you an enthusiastic, Jewish (or “Jew-ish”!) musician with a big personality? Do you love singing with kids and families? Then you might be a great fit to join us.
Tkiya is looking for an educator to lead preschool music classes in Scotch Plains, Westfield, Montclair, and surrounding areas for about 10-20 hours per week, mostly mornings (we will work with the right candidate to build out this schedule). Friday and Sunday morning availability is important, and once we find the right candidate, there is lots of room to add more to this role.
Tkiya provides a lot of training and structure, so you do not need a lot of experience for this role, but rather an engaging personality and eagerness to learn. You must have some basic guitar or ukulele skills.
Tkiya creates Jewish music experiences to help people of all ages find their unique connection to Jewish culture and connection. We work primarily with families and children ages 0-5 as well as school age children, senior citizens, and more. We partner with more than 80 communities across the country including synagogues, JCCs, PJ Library, and other organizations.
To apply: Please email hiring@tkiya.org with your resume, a note describing why you are excited about this position, and a short video of you singing a children’s song accompanied by guitar or ukulele.
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Commitment: TBD
Compensation: $15-30 / hr
Location: Philadelphia and surrounding areas
Are you an enthusiastic, Jewish (or “Jew-ish”!) musician with a big personality? Do you love singing with kids and families? Then you might be a great fit to join us.
Tkiya is looking for an educator to join our Philadelphia team! You will be leading preschool music classes on weekday mornings (days are currently flexible), as well as family programming on some weekends. Once we find the right candidate, there is lots of room to add more to this role.
Tkiya provides a lot of training and structure, so you do not need a lot of experience for this role, but rather an engaging personality and eagerness to learn. You must have some basic guitar or ukulele skills.
Tkiya creates Jewish music experiences to help people of all ages find their unique connection to Jewish culture and connection. We work primarily with families and children ages 0-5 as well as school age children, senior citizens, and more. We partner with more than 80 communities across the country including synagogues, JCCs, PJ Library, and other organizations.
To apply: Please email hiring@tkiya.org with your resume, a note describing why you are excited about this position, and a short video of you singing a children’s song accompanied by guitar or ukulele.
Even if these jobs aren’t a good fit for you, get in touch with us!
We’re rapidly growing, and always looking to connect with talented, exciting musicians with diverse skill sets and backgrounds. Do you have special skills in finance, operations, marketing, social media, content generation, or something else? Drop us an email and let’s talk!