CU Musical Mentors program seeking instructors. Deadline Friday 10/2
Are you a musician?
Did you grow up learning an instrument? Did you take music lessons as a child? Did you ever have a teacher who inspired you and opened for you a new world of expression?
There are children who can't afford this opportunity, but you can make it possible.
The Columbia Musical Mentors program is seeking instrumental instructors for the upcoming 2009-2010 school year. We provide weekly, one-on-one lessons to elementary school students at P.S. 145 (105th Street and Amsterdam) who would not otherwise be able to afford lessons. No teaching experience is necessary, just a willingness to share your enthusiasm for music. All musicians, no matter what instrument they play, can participate.
It takes just one hour a week to give private music lessons and mentor a child. Can you help make a difference in a young life?
For more information, email Jonathan Maimon at jrm2144@columbia.edu before this FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2ND.
Did you grow up learning an instrument? Did you take music lessons as a child? Did you ever have a teacher who inspired you and opened for you a new world of expression?
There are children who can't afford this opportunity, but you can make it possible.
The Columbia Musical Mentors program is seeking instrumental instructors for the upcoming 2009-2010 school year. We provide weekly, one-on-one lessons to elementary school students at P.S. 145 (105th Street and Amsterdam) who would not otherwise be able to afford lessons. No teaching experience is necessary, just a willingness to share your enthusiasm for music. All musicians, no matter what instrument they play, can participate.
It takes just one hour a week to give private music lessons and mentor a child. Can you help make a difference in a young life?
For more information, email Jonathan Maimon at jrm2144@columbia.edu before this FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2ND.
Submitted by jmukai on October 1, 2009 - 4:48pm.
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