Job Location : all cities,MN, USA
As a Studio Facilitator, you'll be instrumental in connecting students to the world of music, media, and audio production. You'll guide learners through hands-on creative work-from beat making and sound design to mixing and live sound-while also shaping the structure and content of their educational experience.You'll design and deliver culturally relevant audio production curriculum, organize career-focused learning experiences, and help students build real-world skills that translate into both creative confidence and career readiness. A key aspect of your role will be building and maintaining industry relationships that open doors to certifications, job shadowing, internships, and CTE (Career and Technical Education) pathways.Key Responsibilities- Facilitate studio and lab sessions in audio recording, engineering, beat production, and instrumentation- Design and teach innovative, engaging curriculum in creative audio production aligned with HSRA's project-based model- Mentor students through original studio projects, helping them build portfolios and showcase their work- Provide live sound and technical support for school events and performances- Maintain and manage studio equipment, ensuring a professional and accessible space- Build strong relationships with students to support personal, academic, and creative growth- Collaborate with HSRA staff to align curriculum with student goals and graduation requirements- Develop and sustain partnerships with local and national music, arts, and media professionals and organizations- Plan and lead field trips, job shadowing experiences, and internships that give students direct exposure to creative industries- Support students in earning industry-recognized certifications and credentials- Establish and expand CTE-aligned pathways in music production and audio engineering- Communicate regularly with families and stakeholders to ensure strong engagementWhat You Bring- High school diploma or equivalent (bachelor's degree preferred)- 5+ years of experience in youth development, education, or creative industries- Expertise in DAWs and music tech: Pro Tools, Logic, FL Studio, Ableton- Strong skills in curriculum design, classroom facilitation, and student engagement- Deep commitment to working with at-promise students in an inclusive and affirming learning environment- Professional demeanor, high personal standards, and collaborative mindset
Our CommitmentStudio 4 Enterprises and HSRA are committed to building inclusive, culturally affirming environments that respect and uplift the voices of all students, families, and staff.Studio 4 and High School for Recording Arts are equal opportunity employers.Medical and Dental Insurance
Requirements:
Preferred Qualifications- Experience in project-based, alternative, or charter school settings- Background in Career and Technical Education (CTE) and student credentialing- Established connections to music/media industries or creative sector partners- Familiarity with competency-based and social-emotional learning models
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