Name
*
First Name
Last Name
You’re teaching a piano lesson, and the student keeps looking at their phone and ignoring instructions.
Choose the answer(s) you would be most likely to do.
A parent says they’re frustrated because their child isn’t progressing as quickly as they hoped.
Choose the answer(s) you would be most likely to do.
Traffic makes you 10 minutes late to your first lesson of the day.
Choose the answer(s) you would be most likely to do.
A young student comes to their lesson and refuses to play, saying they’re “too tired.”
Choose the answer(s) you would be most likely to do.
The spring recital is two weeks away, and your student still struggles with their piece.
Choose the answer(s) you would be most likely to do.
You’re scheduled for a 10–12 hour day with back-to-back lessons. By the evening, you’re drained. How do you handle the last few students?
Choose the answer(s) you would be most likely to do.
One of your longtime students suddenly says they don’t want to practice or take lessons anymore.
Choose the answer(s) you would be most likely to do.
A parent tells you they don’t like your teaching style and compares you to another teacher.
Choose the answer(s) you would be most likely to do.
You are teaching a preschool lesson and the student lays down on the floor and starts crying. The parents are in the studio waiting room. What do you do?
You arrive at a student's house for an in-home lesson and you realize there isn't an adult/guardian in the house. What do you do?
You are teaching an online lesson and the student' siblings are playing a very loud TV close by. It's distracting for the student. What do you do?
What are three words a current or previous employer would use to describe you?
Where do you see yourself professionally in five years?
Describe a time when you have personally grown with a new skill and the specific steps you to took to get there.
When I give my word on something, I can be counted on to follow through.
I usually aim to complete tasks ahead of time rather than at the last moment.
People often describe me as reliable.
If I see something that needs attention, I tend to step in without being asked.
I feel satisfied when I know I’ve done my best work, regardless of recognition.
I usually prefer to grow within an organization rather than move around frequently.
I value a steady environment where I can build experience over time.
Being part of a team’s long-term progress is important to me.
I can adjust to change, but I don’t often seek it out just for variety.
I work to keep a positive attitude, even when things are stressful.
I see feedback as helpful for improving my work.
It is natural for me to be ready on time in the morning and be at my first lesson of the day without prompting.
It energizes me to be a part of a team that is doing the same thing I am and we can learn from each other.
Why do you want to work at Hudson Music Studio?
Provide three references. One personal and two professional, including your current or latest employer.
If you are currently in a job and haven't resigned yet, we will ask your permission before reaching out to your employer.
Feel free to provide any additional info that you feel would help us get to know you better:
