Part-Time Perfume Instructor
Budget: $25 – $50 USD
I’m setting up a series of adult workshops in northern New Jersey where each participant walks away with a custom-blended perfume and a solid grasp of the fundamentals behind it. I need a freelance instructor who can turn the art and science of perfumery into an engaging, hands-on experience for a room of curious adults.
Here’s what the role looks like from my side:
• Develop a clear, step-by-step lesson plan that covers safety, scent families, note selection, and blending.
• Lead 2- to 3-hour sessions (evenings or weekends—exact days are flexible) and keep the energy high while answering questions on technique and ingredients.
• Supply or specify the materials we’ll need—aromatic compounds, carriers, beakers, blotters—so every student can mix and bottle a finished fragrance on the spot.
• Make sure attendees understand proper dilution, storage, and skin-safety guidelines before they leave.
What I’d like from you in advance:
1. A brief outline of your proposed curriculum for a single workshop.
2. A materials list with approximate quantities so I can decide whether to purchase or reimburse.
3. A short note on your background in fragrance creation, chemistry, herbalism, or any related “alchemy” that supports your teaching approach.
If you’re ready to share your passion for scent with adult learners—and can travel to northern NJ for part-time sessions—let’s talk dates and details.
Here’s what the role looks like from my side:
• Develop a clear, step-by-step lesson plan that covers safety, scent families, note selection, and blending.
• Lead 2- to 3-hour sessions (evenings or weekends—exact days are flexible) and keep the energy high while answering questions on technique and ingredients.
• Supply or specify the materials we’ll need—aromatic compounds, carriers, beakers, blotters—so every student can mix and bottle a finished fragrance on the spot.
• Make sure attendees understand proper dilution, storage, and skin-safety guidelines before they leave.
What I’d like from you in advance:
1. A brief outline of your proposed curriculum for a single workshop.
2. A materials list with approximate quantities so I can decide whether to purchase or reimburse.
3. A short note on your background in fragrance creation, chemistry, herbalism, or any related “alchemy” that supports your teaching approach.
If you’re ready to share your passion for scent with adult learners—and can travel to northern NJ for part-time sessions—let’s talk dates and details.