Music Teacher

Music Teacher – Inspire Creativity and Musical Excellence

We’re seeking an enthusiastic Music Teacher to join a supportive and dynamic secondary school, known for its commitment to fostering creativity, resilience, and academic excellence. This role is an exciting opportunity to immerse students in a world of music, guiding them to develop their talents and appreciate a range of musical styles and expressions.

• Deliver engaging Music lessons: Teach across KS3 and KS4, covering a range of topics from music theory and history to performance and composition, encouraging students to explore their musical potential.
• Cultivate a love for music: Inspire students through a hands-on, interactive approach to music education, including vocal work, instrument practice, and digital music composition.
• Lead extracurricular activities: Direct school choirs, bands, and ensembles, fostering a community of enthusiastic young musicians and providing opportunities for public performances and competitions.
• Prepare students for exams: Support GCSE Music students with focused exam preparation, practical assessment guidance, and targeted feedback.
• Collaborate with a dedicated Performing Arts team: Work closely with a team passionate about the arts, sharing ideas and resources to enrich the music curriculum and extracurricular programme.

• Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) in Music: Proven experience delivering Music at the secondary level, inspiring students with varied levels of musical experience.
• Passionate and energetic: A love for music and education, committed to creating an environment where students can thrive and express themselves.
• Excellent classroom management: Ability to build a positive, focused atmosphere that nurtures creativity and respect.
• Skilled in both traditional and digital music: Competency in using digital music software to enhance learning experiences, while being comfortable with traditional methods.
• A collaborative team player: Thrives in a setting that values teamwork and open communication within the department and wider school community.

• Vibrant community with a passion for the arts: This school values the Performing Arts as an essential part of student development, giving music and creativity a central role in school life.
• Modern facilities and resources: Access well-equipped music rooms and digital studios, enabling innovative and inspiring lessons.
• Extensive CPD opportunities: Advance your career with continual professional development tailored to enhance your teaching journey.
• Supportive and inclusive culture: A welcoming environment where staff and students celebrate achievements, growth, and creativity.

• First-choice access: Gain priority access to schools that rely on Teaching Personnel for their recruitment.
• Temp-to-perm flexibility: Experience the school environment before committing, ensuring a great match.
• Dedicated consultant support: Benefit from personalised guidance, from interview preparation to settling in.
• Competitive rates paid directly to scale: We negotiate on your behalf to secure the best possible pay based on your experience.

Bring your passion for music to a school that champions creativity and musical expression, fostering students’ talents in a positive and supportive environment. Ready to inspire the next generation of musicians?

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All pay rates quoted will be inclusive of 12.07% statutory holiday pay. This advert is for a temporary position. In some cases, the option to make this role permanent may become available at a later date.
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