Faculty Application
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at The Global Conservatory.
Join faculty from Manhattan School of Music, Berklee, Boston University, Sibelius Academy, and beyond. You set your rate, your schedule, your offerings. We bring you the world's students.
Online application · usually 15–25 minutes · independent contractor · you keep your full stated teaching rate, eligible 7 days after the lesson is held; paid in the first weekly payout run (Friday) on or after eligibility.
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Online application · usually 15–25 min · independent contractor · you keep your stated rate.
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Built for serious music education
Everything you need, in one portal — for faculty, students, and admins.
Self-service faculty profiles
Edit your bio, lesson prices, and meeting link in your portal. Check the save result and your public page after making changes.
Real availability
Set your weekly teaching hours and check the calendar sync result. The school must register your lesson before students can book it.
Lesson notes
Per-lesson notes for what was covered, homework, and next focus — visible to your student too.
Earnings transparency
See pending and eligible payouts, and your full take-home rate at a glance. You keep the rate you set; the platform adds its markup on top. Your full rate is eligible 7 days after the lesson is held; paid in the first weekly payout run (Friday) on or after eligibility.
Booking sync
Your schedule shows paid lesson bookings from Shopify. Reload to check for new bookings.
Masterclass creator
Create a masterclass draft for the school to review. It stays a draft until the date, seats, and delivery checks are ready and an admin publishes it.
Teach from anywhere. Reach the world.
Apply to join the faculty online — usually 15–25 minutes.
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