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Partnership prospering between LLRIB and music education organization
The Lac La Ronge Indian Band (LLRIB) hopes to have more music teachers in its classroom through a partnership with the Community Arts Mentorship Program (CAMP).
The organization is currently seeking to hire experienced music teachers in Hall Lake, La Ronge, Stanley Mission and Sucker River. The endevour is a unique opportunity to bring long-lasting arts education to remote and under-served communities.
“We are always looking for new instructors. This is kind of a call out to add to our database of instructors who we are working with, and also to help people understand they have the skills needed and necessary to pass on their knowledge of music,” said CAMP managing director LJ Kimbley.
“When I first started with the organization, I had really never taught in a classroom setting before. I had done music lessons, but I never considered myself to be a teacher. With the CAMP’s guidance and mentorship, I was able to learn those skills on how to do music instruction in a classroom setting. I was able to build my confidence to provide music lessons that are catered towards the schools we are in.