Goucher College·Towson, Maryland
The instructor will teach Pilates private apparatus, mat, and tower classes while assisting in the management of the Pilates Center. Responsibilities also include administrative tasks such as managing schedules, processing payments, and maintaining facility cleanliness.
To assist in a first line management capacity, administering policies, procedures, functions, and actitivites of the Pilates Center and to teach Pilates private apparatus lessons, group mat classes, and tower classes. Essential Job Functions: 76 % A. Teaches apparatus lessons, mat classes, and tower classes 5 % B. Communicates with clients and manages teaching schedule 5 % C. Assists with Pilates events on campus such as student classes, alumni events, & demonstrations 4 % D. Maintains personal client payment cards 4 % E. Assists with registration and filing of health forms 3 % F. Cleans apparatus room weekly and notifies Director of any stocking needs 3 % G. Organizes and updates private wait list and other postings on staff board Education: Required: Pilates Instructor certification through the Pilates Studio or Romana's Pilates (TPNY). Annual continuing education (CPE) attendance.
Candidates must hold a Pilates Instructor certification from The Pilates Studio or Romana's Pilates and maintain annual continuing education. Previous teaching experience as an apprentice or instructor is required, with a preference for candidates possessing a degree in dance.
Market context
In Maryland, classroom teacher roles for infant/toddler and preschool settings are typically driven by ongoing staffing needs in licensed early learning programs. These positions are competitive because employers often look for Maryland-qualified candidates with a clean background check, and prefer a CDA or Early Childhood Education coursework plus prior experience with young children. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm your qualifications and availability before applying.