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We’re currently hiring teachers to teach our Honey Flow classes. Please find more information below.
Honey Flow Instructor
Date posted: 31 October 2025
Pay: $38.00-$50.00 per class
Job Description:
About Honey Yoga
Honey Yoga is a grounded, community-rooted studio known for thoughtful, high-quality classes that meet students where they are — and move them forward. Our teachers are hands-on, present, and deeply committed to helping students build strength, consistency, and calm that lasts beyond the mat.
At Honey, touch is part of how we teach. Hands-on assists and adjustments are non-negotiable — they’re part of what makes our classes personal, safe, and effective. If you’re not yet confident in this skill, we’ll train you, but you must be willing to learn and integrate it fully into your teaching.
We’re a supportive, professional team that values clear teaching, steady growth, and real connection — for both our students and our instructors. If that resonates with you, we’d love to meet you.
What We’re Hiring
We’re currently welcoming applications for several teaching roles. You’re invited to apply for one or multiple roles below.
1) Flow/Restore-hybrid teacher (Honey Hi-Lo)
Class time: Wednesdays at 7:45 p.m.
You can lead a dynamic, well-sequenced vinyasa flow and close with grounded, skillful yin and/or restorative poses
2) Baby & Me — Temporary Substitute
Tuesdays, mid-morning availability required
You’re confident teaching safe, inclusive baby-friendly sequences and managing the flow of a parent/caregiver class.
3) Prenatal Yoga Instructor
Sundays, morning availability required
We are currently looking for someone to stand in for a few classes, but we are also looking to expand our schedule and would love to add you to our team permanently if it's a good fit
You bring prenatal training/experience, create a supportive environment, and cue confidently for all trimesters.
4) Sculpt Instructors
Early early mornings and afternoon availability required
You deliver a safe, upbeat, music-driven class that builds strength and stamina while staying true to yoga principles.
What You’ll Do
Deliver well-paced, high-quality classes aligned with Honey Yoga guidelines
Provide a welcoming, inclusive experience for newer and experienced students alike
Communicate clearly, offer thoughtful options/props, and maintain a trauma-informed approach
Receive and integrate feedback; participate in mentorship and continuing education
Be a reliable, positive, collaborative teammate who contributes to our community
Offer hands-on assists to every single student in class (with consent, of course)
You Are
An experienced yoga teacher (role-appropriate training strongly preferred)
Warm, confident, and people-centered — you love building community
Adaptable to studio standards while maintaining your authentic voice
Punctual, prepared, and consistent
Perks & Growth
Mentorship + continuing education (ongoing coaching and feedback)
Transparent pay scale so you always know expectations and how to advance
Free, unlimited membership to Honey Yoga classes
Supportive team culture and room to grow
Compensation
We use a clear, transparent pay scale with a consistent base and growth tied to:
Adherence to class guidelines and teaching standards
Quality of class experience and student feedback
Reliability, teamwork, and positive contribution to the studio
How to Apply (please read carefully)
Email bridget@honeysandiego.com with:
Subject line: “Honey Yoga — [Your Name] — [Role(s) you’re applying for]”
Resume (PDF preferred)
Brief note in the email body: Tell us about you, your teaching style, why you’re a fit, and your relevant availability
Links (optional but encouraged): class video, social profiles, or website
Note: All roles require experience and an audition. Applicants who don’t follow the above instructions may not be considered.
