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Kintura

Chaplain- Part Time (Glenaire)

Cary, NC · On-site

Glenaire is hiring a part time Chaplain. This role will be 24 hours a week with a set schedule. The ... meditation, and prayers. Leadership or coordination of seasonal worship services or religious ...

Kintura

Chaplain- Part Time (Glenaire)

Cary, NC

Glenaire is hiring a part time Chaplain. This role will be 24 hours a week with a set schedule. The ... meditation, and prayers. Leadership or coordination of seasonal worship services or religious ...

Serasana Katy

Part-Time Massage Therapist

Katy, TX · On-site

$27 - $42/hr

We are looking for Full time and Part time Licensed Massage Therapists to join our team. We have ... meditation, tea and other remedies to assist clients in their wellness journey * Take detailed ...

Serasana Katy

Part-Time Massage Therapist

Katy, TX · On-site

We are looking for Full time and Part time Licensed Massage Therapists to join our team. We have ... meditation, tea and other remedies toassist clients in their wellness journey * Take detailed ...

Serasana

Part-Time Massage Therapist

Katy, TX

We are looking for Full time and Part time Licensed Massage Therapists to join our team. We have ... meditation, tea and other remedies toassist clients in their wellness journey * Take detailed ...

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What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Part-Time Meditation Instructor, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Part-Time Meditation Instructor, a solid understanding of meditation techniques, mindfulness practices, and often a relevant certification or training is required. Familiarity with guided meditation apps, virtual meeting platforms, and audio equipment is helpful for conducting both in-person and online sessions. Exceptional interpersonal skills, patience, and the ability to communicate calming instructions clearly are crucial soft skills. These competencies enable instructors to create a supportive environment that fosters well-being and engagement among participants.

What are the typical responsibilities and expectations for a part-time meditation instructor?

As a part-time meditation instructor, you will typically be responsible for leading group or individual meditation sessions, preparing guided meditations, and providing support to participants in developing their practice. You may also need to help create a calm and welcoming environment, assess the needs of your students, and adapt your instruction style accordingly. Collaboration with wellness coordinators or other staff is common, especially when planning workshops or integrating meditation programs into broader wellness initiatives. Flexibility and strong communication skills are important, as you may work with diverse groups and varying schedules.

What are part-time meditation jobs?

Part-time meditation jobs typically involve teaching or guiding meditation sessions, either in-person or online, for individuals or groups. These roles may also include creating meditation content, leading workshops, or supporting wellness programs in various settings such as yoga studios, corporate offices, or community centers. Working part-time allows practitioners to share their expertise in mindfulness and relaxation techniques without committing to a full-time schedule. These positions often require certification in meditation or mindfulness practices, as well as strong communication and interpersonal skills.

What is the difference between Part Time Meditation vs Yoga Instructor?

AspectPart Time MeditationYoga Instructor
CredentialsOften requires meditation certification or trainingRequires yoga teaching certification (e.g., RYT)
Work EnvironmentIndoor studios, wellness centers, online platformsYoga studios, gyms, wellness centers
Industry UsageCommon in wellness, mental health, and mindfulness sectorsCommon in fitness, health, and wellness industries
Search & Comparison IntentOften searched by those interested in mindfulness rolesOften compared due to similar wellness focus

Part Time Meditation and Yoga Instructor roles both promote wellness but differ mainly in focus and certification. Meditation roles emphasize mental health and mindfulness, often requiring specific meditation training, while yoga instructors focus on physical fitness and yoga techniques, requiring yoga certification. Both work in wellness environments and serve overlapping client bases, but their certifications and daily activities differ.

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EJP Mindfulness Discussion Group Application

Education Justice Project

Danville, IL • On-site

Part-time

Posted 12 days ago

Job description

NOTE - Members of EJP's Mindfulness Discussion Group are not compensated.
Due November 15, 2026 for participation starting Fall 2026.
What is MDG?
The MDG program aims to build a positive co-created community of mindfulness meditation learners. In this community, we uphold a holistic approach to learning, thus reading and discussing scholarly text is accompanied with the practice and discussion of mindfulness meditation during each meeting. After earning the Mindfulness Discussion Group (MDG) Facilitation Certificate, inside members may pursue the 16-week teaching experience for the Certificate for Education Studies through The University of Illinois from within MDG.
MDG meets on Thursday evenings from 5-8pm at Danville Correctional Center (DCC) including winter, spring, and summer break. To make our travel to Danville more pleasant and efficient we carpool, leaving around 4pm and returning around 9pm. About 10-15 EJP students participate in MDG each semester. Joining MDG would mean you are committing to attending our MDG meetings at DCC twice per month unless exceptions have been arranged with the coordinators.
What would your responsibilities be as a member of MDG?
Daily - Maintain your personal meditation practice.
Monthly - Attend at least one MDG meeting as well as prepare and facilitate the MDG meeting's activities as delegated (e.g., leading reading discussions, guiding meditations, etc.).
Attend a 1-hour MDG program planning meeting.
At least once per year - Participate in EJP outside of MDG activities, including attending at least one critical conversation per academic year (we will share more about these when we meet in person).
Ongoing/Varies - Stay on top of EJP & MDG communication efforts (e.g., reading/replying to emails regarding MDG, writing and posting MDG meeting summaries on an online platform called "BambooHR" when assigned, reading EJP BambooHR reports as appropriate).
Beyond these responsibilities, we also expect our members to:
  • Uphold an inclusive MDG community culture.
  • Embody the core attitudes of mindfulness (e.g., kindness, curiosity, openness, nonjudgment) throughout all MDG activities.
  • Help us think boldly and creatively about the MDG program!

What kind of prior experience do we anticipate from our MDG member applicants?
Required experience:
  1. Personal Meditation Practice - We expect our members to possess and maintain a sincere personal meditation practice that includes daily meditation practice.

Preferred experience (however, don't let these keep you from applying!):
  1. Group Facilitation Skills - Experience leading small groups in a learning environment (e.g., teaching at a school or university, in courses you have taken, leading therapy-related groups, facilitating small church discussion groups, or other group facilitation experience where there is open dialogue and perhaps sensitive topics are discussed and facilitated by you).
  2. Formal Meditation Training/Experience - Experience taking formal mindfulness meditation classes such as an 8-week/20-hour secular meditation class, or regular attendance with a meditation group within a particular tradition for at least 6 months (e.g., Prairie Sangha, Prairie Zen Center). If you haven't done one of these options, we can talk about how you can get this experience in a way that is accessible to you!

Please apply!
All applications are welcome. However, because EJP aims to create a supportive learning environment for our incarcerated students, we especially encourage applications from individuals whose backgrounds align with those of our students. This includes members of racial minority groups, first-generation degree holders, and individuals from low socioeconomic status backgrounds. Please note that the educational offices are on the second floor of the prison and that there is no elevator.
We regret that, according to current Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) practice, if you are formerly incarcerated within Illinois or are actively visiting a friend or family who is incarcerated in IDOC, it is unlikely that IDOC will approve your clearance application.
Please complete the online application, which you can access by clicking the "Apply for this Job" button in the top right corner. We realize this language may be confusing. Working with MDG is a non-compensated position, not a part-time job. Unfortunately, our platform does not allow us to change the word "job."
After we receive your application form, we will contact you to discuss your application. Those who are accepted to work with MDG will be required to complete an application by the Illinois Department of Corrections that is required to gain approval to enter the prison, a training session at Danville Correctional Center, and a half-day EJP training session on campus. Thank you, again. We look forward to receiving your application.
Questions?
If you would like to talk to someone about MDG prior to applying please email the MDG coordinator, Jessica Augustson, at jaugust2@illinois.edu.

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