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Competition Number:
JR100222Position Title:
PMTI Voice and Dialect InstructorEmployment Group:
FacultyPosition Status:
Temporary (Fixed Term) Part timePosition Type:
PMIWorkload Amount:
35Department:
TheatreLocation:
North Vancouver Summary:
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The Theatre department at Capilano University is seeking a private voice (text and speech and Dialect) instructor for the Acting for Stage and Screen programs.
This is one-on-one voice instruction where voice production, vocal health, vocal and functional anatomy, breath control and support for spoken-voice texts (monologues, sonnets, scenes, etc.) are taught to first- to third-year acting students. Ability to teach dialects (specifically Standard American) is an asset.
These lessons also support Studio Theatre and in-class performances, as well as the season of shows. Lessons are 50 minutes per student per week, and the semester is shared with an Alexander Technique instructor.
Current faculty members have a master-teacher level knowledge of many functional voice methodologies and pedagogies for both the sung and spoken voice.:
This is one-on-one voice instruction where voice production, vocal health, vocal and functional anatomy, breath control and support for spoken-voice texts (monologues, sonnets, scenes, etc.) are taught to first- to third-year acting students. Ability to teach dialects (specifically Standard American) is an asset.
These lessons also support Studio Theatre and in-class performances, as well as the season of shows. Lessons are 50 minutes per student per week, and the semester is shared with an Alexander Technique instructor.
Additional Details:
What you’ll bring
Bachelor’s degree, certification or equivalent qualification from an accredited college or training program.
Skilled experience will be considered.
A Master’s in a relevant area is preferred. Previous teaching at a University is required.
Must have excellent communication skills, demonstrate patience and leadership skills, and be energetic, driven, creative, and dependable.
Posting Detail Information
Appointment Date: January 1, 2027Post Date:
October 27, 2026Close Date:
November 24, 2026
📌 PMTI Voice and Dialect Instructor (North Vancouver)
🏢 Capilano University
📍 North Vancouver