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Drum Set Instructor Herndon, VA

Drum Set Instructor

Part Time • Herndon, VA

Teach the music you love. Help students get on stage. We're hiring instructors, front desk, and camp and event staff who are reliable, great with kids, and serious about their craft. Paid training, flexible schedules, and a 401(k) match, even for part-time staff.

Benefits:
  • Referral bonus program
  • Ready-made curriculum
  • We handle enrollment and billing
  • Free parking
  • Family discounts
  • Discounted staff lessons
  • Studio and rehearsal access
  • Performance opportunities
  • Paid for all hours worked
  • Paid training
  • 401(k)
  • 401(k) matching
  • Company parties
  • Employee discounts
  • Flexible schedule
  • Opportunity for advancement
  • Training & development

Drum Set Instructor, Part-Time | $17–$22 per hour

Bach to Rock Herndon is looking for a drummer who loves teaching. Our drum students are waiting, and we'd love to meet you.

About us

Bach to Rock (B2R) Herndon is a performance-based music school where students of all ages learn the music they love: private lessons, real bands, a recording studio, camps, and big-stage events like Battle of the Bands. Our instructors are trained musicians and working performers.

What you'll do

  • Teach private drum-set lessons to kids, teens, and adults using the B2R curriculum, built around the songs students want to play
  • Build solid fundamentals (time, technique, reading, groove) in a fun, encouraging way
  • Track progress, assign practice, and keep parents in the loop
  • Help students get ready for bands and performances
  • Optional: coach student bands

What you bring

  • Strong drum-set technique and the ability to read drum notation
  • Patience, warmth, reliability, and the ability to explain things simply
  • Performance experience; teaching experience (especially with kids) is a big plus
  • Availability for at least 2 weekday afternoon/evening (3–9 pm) or Saturday shifts per week
  • 18 or older

Pay

$17–$22 per hour, based on teaching experience, instruments taught, and your audition and demo lesson. Paid for all hours worked, including training, meetings, and events.

How to apply

 Apply here. Next steps are a 15-minute video interview, then an in-person audition and short demo lesson.

Employment requires a successful background check. Bach to Rock Herndon is independently owned and operated by Metrobilly Ventures, Inc., a franchisee of Bach to Rock. We are an equal opportunity employer.
Compensation: $17.00 - $22.00 per hour

Bach to Rock Herndon, independently owned and operated by Metrobilly Ventures, Inc., is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees and students. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic. Qualified candidates from underrepresented backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply.





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Why Work at Bach to Rock Herndon

A professional, music-centered environment with room to grow.

We know that great schools depend on great staff. At Bach to Rock Herndon, you’ll find a focused, supportive environment where your time and talent are respected. We keep operations organized so you can do what you do best—teach, perform, host events, and help students and families have a great experience.
401(k) with Match
Save for the future with employer matching, even for part-time staff.
Flexible Scheduling
Tell us when you're available and we'll build your schedule around it.
Paid Training
Learn the B2R curriculum and systems on the clock.
Grow With Us
Professional development and a path to band coaching, camps, and leadership.
Perform & Showcase
Play at our showcases and events, and share your own music.
Studio & Rehearsal Access
Use our rooms and recording studio to work on your craft.
Discounted Lessons
Learn a new instrument with our team.
Family Discounts
Savings on lessons, camps, and parties for your family.
We Handle the Business
Enrollment, scheduling, and billing are on us. You just teach.
Team Events
Staff parties and a fun, music-filled workplace.
Free Parking
Easy, free parking at Worldgate.
Referral Bonus
Know a great musician? Refer them and get rewarded.
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