URABN ARTS TRAINING PROGRAM
NOW HIRING!
The Urban Arts Training Program is part of the Community Arts Mentorship Program (CAMP) and is designed to provide emerging music educators with hands-on experience in community-based instruction.
During this six-week mentorship, the selected mentee will work alongside lead facilitator LJ Tyson Kimbley at Westview Community School, gaining experience in:
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Music instruction in a classroom setting
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Building and leading community arts programs
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Facilitating workshops and youth engagement
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Creating inclusive and accessible learning environments
This opportunity is ideal for individuals with a background in music and a passion for teaching in underserved, remote, and vulnerable communities.
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
Eligibility & Requirements
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Background in music (playing, teaching, or performing)
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Willingness to learn and teach in classroom settings
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Experience working with youth is an asset
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Criminal record and vulnerable sector check required
Funded By
This program is proudly supported by the Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund, which helps create opportunities for Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth through arts education.
