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Parttime Technical Program Manager Jobs in Naperville, IL

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How much do parttime technical program manager jobs pay per year?

As of Jul 18, 2026, the average yearly pay for parttime technical program manager in Naperville, IL is $145,431.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $128,800.00 and $166,800.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Parttime Technical Program Manager vs Parttime Project Coordinator?

AspectParttime Technical Program ManagerParttime Project Coordinator
CredentialsTechnical background, PMP or similar certifications often preferredBasic project management knowledge, certifications optional
Work EnvironmentTech companies, software development, IT projectsVarious industries, supporting project execution
ResponsibilitiesOverseeing multiple projects, coordinating technical teams, managing timelinesAssisting with project tasks, scheduling, communication

The Parttime Technical Program Manager focuses on managing complex technical projects and coordinating technical teams, often requiring technical expertise and certifications. In contrast, the Parttime Project Coordinator handles supporting tasks, scheduling, and communication across projects. Both roles are essential in project execution but differ in scope and technical involvement.

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DanceDeptTch

$28/hr

Part-time

Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 22 hours ago


Job description

Description
Dance Instructor
Requirements
JOB SUMMARY
Under the direction and supervision of the Dance Program Manager; lead, teach, and supervise dance programs.
This position will begin in September. Seeking Tuesday, Thursday and Weekend availability. Theatre experience preferred.
Part Time Benefits
• Part-Time employees receive free membership to our Lifestyles Fitness Center and the Pelican Harbor water park.
• Part-Time employees receive 30% discount on programs and family members in their household also receive 30% off memberships & programs.
• Part-Time staff working 520-999.75 hours in the current year, will earn 16 hours of Personal Time Off to use in the following year. Part-Time staff who work 1000+ hours in the current year will earn 32 hours of Personal Time Off to use in the following year.
• Eligible for mandatory pension plan based on 1000 hours or more worked per year.
• Free CPR/AED training.
• Employee Recognition Program
• Employee payroll portal.
EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE & TRAINING
• Must be at least 18 years old.
• Must have high school diploma or equivalent. Preference will be given to candidates with a bachelor's degree in education, dance, recreation, or working toward a degree in these areas
• Must have at least two years' experience instructing dance programs as a lead instructor
• CPR Certified, or the willingness to obtain certification within the first six months of job
• Must keep availability open and commit to entire session (Summer, Fall, Winter/Spring)
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES
• Comprehension of dance skills and techniques
• Must have ability to organize and lead dance programs
• Understanding the principles of customer service
• Ability to communicate effectively with parents
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
• Teach dance programs making sure to take attendance and demonstrate proper skills.
• Arrive to work at least 10 minutes prior to class and be prepared for class to begin.
• Complete time sheets accurately, specifically, and promptly prior to payroll end.
• Use age appropriate language and music to teach class, keeping a positive attitude.
• Use appropriate classroom management skills to maintain control of the class.
• Remain in communication with coordinators/manager including checking email daily.
• Utilize organizational skills to stay prompt in deadlines to coordinator/manager (includes concert paperwork deadlines).
• Communicate effectively with parents on expectations and upcoming performances.
• Assist in the planning and execution of the dance performances.
• Assist in marketing and promoting the dance program.
• Serve in a professional and courteous manner with the highest regard to the customer.
• Attend staff meetings, trainings, and performances.
• Provide advance notice if unable to teach class. In the event of a needed absence, find a replacement and notify coordinator.
• Dress appropriately for the type of class you are teaching.
• Communicate parent/student concerns with manager immediately.
• In the event of an injury or accident, complete accident report and file with manager within 24 hrs.
• Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned by the Dance Program Manager.
• Promote Character Counts and the Six Pillars of Character to all participants.
• All BPD choreography and performance opportunities must be approved by the Dance Program Manager.
• Abide by the Bolingbrook Park District dress code for your area
• Perform all job tasks within the rules and guidelines of the park district's safety program.
• Work as a team player with co-workers and in conjunction with other department heads.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Seeing: to observe dancers and written materials
Sitting: to sit on floor or in chair
Lifting: to move equipment and supplies and to set-up and take down for performances.
Reaching: to move supplies and equipment, perform dance movements
Pulling: to move supplies and equipment
Pushing: to move supplies and equipment
Crouching: to lead activities, picking up supplies, and looking under equipment
Writing: to complete required reports and concert paperwork and communicate with the dance Coordinators/Manager
Dancing: to demonstrate appropriate skills/techniques
COGNITIVE CONSIDERATIONS
Must have the ability to plan, organize and lead dance programs.
Must have the ability to relate to others in a professional manner.
FLSA
This is a part time hourly, non-exempt position
HOURS
Work schedule will be set by the Dance Program Manager