Guitar Teacher

About us: Ted brown Music is a family owned and operated one stop music source. Our doors opened in 1931, and we continue with a 95-year-old tradition, facilitating musical needs. We are a local company with locations in Tacoma, Puyallup, Richland, Yakima, Silverdale and Seattle. This has provided us with statewide name recognition and a leader for kids and adult music lessons. As an employee-teacher (not an independent contractor), you receive significant advantages, support, and protections—including: ✔ Stable Employee Status - W-2 employment - Payroll tax withholding handled for you - No self-employment tax burden ✔ Marketing & Student Growth Support - We advertise for you—online, in-store, and locally - Dedicated front-office support to help grow and maintain your student roster - High walk-in and referral traffic from a trusted music retailer ✔ Scheduling & Payment Made Easy - Fully staffed lesson desk to handle bookings, payments, reminders, and inquiries - Students pay Ted Brown Music directly—no awkward payment conversations - Paid whether or not a student cancels within policy ✔ Professional Teaching Environment - Clean, well-equipped teaching studios - Onsite retail access for strings, accessories, and educational materials - Strong reputation in music education and community involvement ✔ Additional Employee Benefits - Direct deposit and regular payroll - Access to store discounts on instruments, accessories, and repairs - Supportive team culture focused on music, education, and student success What We’re Looking For - Strong proficiency in guitar performance, pedagogy, or music education - Prior teaching experience (private or group) preferred - Ability to connect and communicate well with students and families - Professionalism, reliability, and a positive attitude - Ability to pass a background check - Passion for sharing the joy of music How to Apply If you’re excited to teach, inspire, and build a thriving studio with us, we’d love to hear from you Please submit your résumé to [email protected] with a brief statement about your teaching experience and approach.