A good place to start your research is right here. Linked to this article are four resources you may find helpful. You should contact each one of them.

We suggest you contact the organizations listed in the sidebar on this article since they are directly involved in the hiring process. We think they’d be able to give you the most useful answers to your questions.

You would need to check the application requirements for any job you are interested in applying for.

I already have extensive teaching experience in my home country for the listed grade range.

Thank you

Fabien

We suggest you contact the organizations mentioned in this article to see whether your credentials will be useful for the type of positions you’ll be seeking. As for teaching in the US, you’ll need to find out whether your education/training matches the requirements at the institutions where you wish to teach. Note that in the US, at K-12 public schools, field experience and state licensure is required and at most colleges and universities, a doctorate has become fairly standard. If you are interested in teaching in the US on the college level, you may find useful information on the College Music Society website.

It is likely that these credentials will work. Check out the websites of the organizations mentioned in this article in the right-hand sidebar and talk with recruiters at these organizations to learn more specifically what they’re looking for in the international music educators they hire.

Check the four hiring agencies listed in this article for hiring requirements and salary information. Start by visiting their websites.