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Online Jazz Saxophone & Improvisation Faculty (Remote, Worldwide)
The Global Conservatory·Remote, Worldwide
Deadline
Dec 31, 2026
Compensation
Paid per lesson taught — rates agreed with each faculty member. No salary, no minimum hours, no exclusivity.
Bebop language, modal playing, transcription habits — the saxophone is jazz's most spoken voice, and its students are everywhere on earth.
YOUR STUDIO
Teach improvisation as a language: transcription and vocabulary work, changes-running and modal approaches, tone and articulation across the family, combo skills, and the recorded canon from Bird and Trane forward.
THE ROLE, PLAINLY: this is per-lesson faculty work. You are paid for every lesson you teach — no salary, no minimum hours, no exclusivity. You keep your career, your existing students, and your city. TGC matches students to your studio, handles scheduling, billing, and safeguarding; you teach live on Zoom from wherever you live. You may also offer group classes, full-term studio cohorts, and ticketed masterclasses — you choose your formats and set your calendar.
WHY TGC
The Global Conservatory (TGC) is a live online conservatory: 75 internationally accomplished faculty across 14 countries, 55+ certificate programmes, 8 divisions — Strings & Orchestra, Winds & Brass, Keyboard & Percussion, Voice & Opera, Jazz & Contemporary, World & Traditional, Theory & Composition, and Music Business & Industry. Every lesson is live — no pre-recorded courses, no AI substitutes for the teacher–student relationship.
APPLYING — AND WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
Apply on Cadenza with your CV, video links, and references. Applications are read by faculty in your division — no algorithmic screen. Decisions within 14 days; successful candidates are matched with their first students immediately after onboarding.
Requirements
— Professional standing in your field and a record of real teaching or mentorship — Online experience welcome but never required — full onboarding provided — To apply: CV, 2–3 video links, and two references