World Music Faculty — Tradition-Bearers (Indian, Middle Eastern, East Asian, Latin, Celtic, African) (Remote)

The TGC World Music division seeks tradition-bearers: Hindustani and Carnatic artists, oud/qanun/ney masters, guzheng/koto/pipa/erhu artists, Latin ensemble leaders, Celtic players, and West/East African drumming and song carriers. 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 performing career, your existing students, and your city. TGC matches students to your studio, handles scheduling, billing, and safeguarding; you teach live, one-on-one, 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 and every time zone, 55+ certificate programmes, and eight academic divisions from Strings & Orchestra to Music Business & Industry. Every lesson is live and one-on-one — no pre-recorded courses, no AI substitutes for the teacher–student relationship. Faculty are selected for pedagogy as much as performance; students range from early-childhood beginners to pre-professional artists supported by mock-audition labs, public masterclasses, juried competitions, and the auditioned Global Youth Orchestra. APPLYING — AND WHAT HAPPENS NEXT Apply on Cadenza with your CV, video links, and references — every question exists for a reason. Applications are read by faculty in your division; there is no algorithmic screen. Decisions arrive within 14 days, and successful candidates are matched with their first students immediately after onboarding.