Interested in working at The June Bug? The June Bug Center has many opportunities in the following areas acting classes, musical theater, STEAM, dance, music lessons, private tutoring, and more. ​

​​Improv for Kids Instructor (Fall 2026)

The June Bug Center is seeking an enthusiastic and creative instructor to lead Improv for Kids, an after-school theatre program for students ages 8–12. This class introduces young performers to the fundamentals of improvisation, teamwork, storytelling, creativity, and stage confidence through games, exercises, and performance activities.

Responsibilities

• Plan and lead weekly improv classes for students ages 8–12

• Create a fun, inclusive, and supportive learning environment

• Encourage creativity, collaboration, and self-confidence in students

• Manage classroom behavior using positive reinforcement techniques

• Communicate with June Bug Center staff regarding attendance, student progress, and class needs

• Participate in instructor trainings and follow all organizational policies and procedures

Qualifications

Required

• Experience working with children ages 8–12

• Current CPR certification (or willingness to obtain certification before classes begin)

• Ability to successfully pass a criminal background check

• Strong communication and classroom management skills

Preferred

• Theatre, improv, acting, or performing arts background

• Previous teaching, coaching, camp counseling, or youth program experience

• Experience developing age-appropriate arts curriculum

Position Details

• Fridays, 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM

• Fall 2026 Semester (12-week program)

• Located at the June Bug Center for Arts & Education

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Lego Club Assistant (Fall 2026)

The June Bug Center is seeking a reliable, creative, and kid-focused Lego Club Assistant to support our weekly after-school Lego Club for students ages 7–11. The ideal candidate enjoys hands-on activities, works well in a classroom setting, and is excited to help young builders explore STEAM concepts through play.

Responsibilities:

• Assist the Lego Club Instructor with classroom management and maintaining a positive, engaging learning environment.

• Support students with their LEGO projects, builds, and weekly STEAM challenges.

• Encourage teamwork, creativity, and problem-solving skills among participants.

• Help prepare materials and organize the classroom before and after each session.

• Be prepared to lead class activities or fully cover the session in the event of instructor illness or absence.

• Communicate with the Instructor and Program Coordinator regarding any student concerns, incidents, or supply needs.

Qualifications:

• Must have reliable transportation.

• Prior experience working with children ages 7–11 in a classroom or group setting.

• Comfort assisting with hands-on building activities and guiding students through challenges.

• Strong communication skills, patience, and a positive attitude.

• Ability to follow the Instructor’s lesson structure while also taking initiative when needed.

• Willingness to complete a background check prior to hire.

Position Details

• Tuesdays, 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM

• Fall 2026 Semester (12-week program)

• Located at the June Bug Center for Arts & Education

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