Instructor Jobs in Philadelphia, PA
Instructor jobs in Philadelphia are in strong demand, concentrated in University City, Center City, and North Philadelphia across higher education, K-12 schools, healthcare training, and corporate learning. Employers hiring right now include JEVS Human Services, Project HOME, and School of EMS. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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$50-$60/hour | Teaching Role
We are a national DJ education program operating in 9 cities, including Philadelphia, and are looking for a part-time DJ Instructor to teach beginner and intermediate students in a structured, in-person learning environment.
This is a teaching-focused role, not a performance or nightlife position. We provide the curriculum and students — instructors bring their expertise, professionalism, and equipment.
What You’ll Do
- Teach 1-on-1 and small-group DJ lessons
- Instruct students on DJ fundamentals (beatmatching, phrasing, EQ, transitions, library prep, etc.)
- Follow a structured curriculum while adapting to student learning styles
- Create a supportive, beginner-friendly learning environment
- Maintain professionalism, punctuality, and clear communication
Requirements (Read Carefully)
- Intermediate or higher DJ skill level
- Must own Pioneer DJ equipment (controller or standalone) with a minimum value of $700
- Comfortable using rekordbox
- Reliable, punctual, and comfortable working with beginners
- Currently enrolled in or graduated from a college/university (or equivalent verifiable background)
- Able to pass a basic identity and background verification
Preferred (Not Required)
- Prior teaching, tutoring, coaching, or mentoring experience
- Experience DJing events, clubs, or private functions
- Experience explaining technical concepts clearly to beginners
Compensation & Schedule
- $50 per hour for first 6 months, then $60 per hour
- Up to 10 hours per week; expect an average of 7 hours.
- Fixed hours: 7pm to 9pm on Thursdays, 1pm to 7pm on Saturdays. (You are not expected to show up when you do not have a class scheduled).
- Additional one-on-one coaching hours at your discretion
- Consistent students provided — no marketing required.
Equipment Requirement
Instructors must provide their own Pioneer DJ equipment for teaching. This role does not provide gear.
How to Apply
Please include:
- A brief description of your DJ background
- The Pioneer DJ equipment you own (model)
- Any teaching or mentoring experience (formal or informal)
- Your general availability
Selected candidates will be invited to a short interview.
Why This Role
- High hourly pay for a part-time teaching role
- Structured curriculum and steady students
- Ideal for DJs who enjoy mentoring and teaching
- Professional, education-focused environment
Pay: $50.00 - $60.00 per hour
Work Location: In person
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Who's Hiring
- JEVS Human Services17
- Project HOME9
- School of EMS9S
- Kids and Family9
- Drexel University9
Instructor Jobs in Philadelphia: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a instructor job in Philadelphia?
Philadelphia's strongest hiring comes from its dense cluster of universities and colleges in University City, large hospital systems in Center City and West Philadelphia, and corporate training programs downtown. Candidates who stand out combine subject-matter expertise with classroom or facilitation experience. Tailoring your application to a specific sector, whether higher education, healthcare, or workforce development, and highlighting any Philadelphia-area program partnerships or community ties, gives you a real edge in this market.
Which companies hire instructors in Philadelphia?
Employers hiring instructors in Philadelphia right now include JEVS Human Services, Project HOME, and School of EMS, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Philadelphia's instructor market draws from a wide mix of anchor institutions, including large research universities, major hospital networks, school district programs, and corporate headquarters with internal training departments.
Are there remote instructor jobs in Philadelphia?
Yes, though remote availability depends heavily on the role, since hands-on instruction, lab-based teaching, and clinical training are almost always on-site, while curriculum development, e-learning facilitation, and corporate soft-skills training are frequently remote. About 0% of instructor openings tied to Philadelphia are remote or hybrid as of September 2026. In Philadelphia, corporate training and continuing education roles tied to the financial and professional services sectors are the most likely to offer remote flexibility.
How can I get a instructor job in Philadelphia with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path in Philadelphia is through teaching assistant, tutor, or adjunct roles at one of the city's many colleges and community colleges, particularly those in University City and North Philadelphia. Workforce development nonprofits and Philadelphia's community education programs also regularly hire entry-level instructors and training facilitators. Building experience through volunteer teaching, after-school programs, or corporate onboarding support roles can open the door to full instructor positions at both institutional and private employers.
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