Leading
Training and events for those in leadership and managerial roles
Particularly insightful for those in further and higher education settings, join experts from University of Reading and Music Mark’s CEO for an overview of how primary, secondary and instrumental music teaching looks in 2026.
Gain statistical insights in everything from those studying Music across various qualification levels to the make-up of the teaching population from Dr Kerry Bunkhall.
Learn how to work with, and learn from, Music Therapists and Music Therapy in order to better support the young people you work with.
An opportunity to discuss challenges and exchange insights with people also working within the HE and FE sector.
Explore the practicalities of creating and delivering projects that benefit both those who are care experienced, and those who care for others, through the lens of case studies and previously successful ventures.
Through examples, discussion, and practical reflection, learn about the best ways to support inclusive music making for learners with PMLD.
The Music Mark Higher Education Conference provides an in-person opportunity to connect with university and conservatoire colleagues from across the UK.
Particularly insightful for those in further and higher education settings, join experts from University of Reading and Music Mark’s CEO for an overview of how primary, secondary and instrumental music teaching looks in 2026.
Creative health has never had more visibility, in policy, in the press, and across health and cultural sectors nationally, yet not everyone agrees on what it means, or even uses the term at all.
This year-long scheme provides training on charity governance and what it means to be a trustee. You’ll receive access to a professional network of trustees and prospective trustees, opportunities to influence Spitalfields Music’s strategic direction, and access to mentoring with senior leaders and
To support career development, knowledge sharing, and retention across the music industries, Women Transforming Classical Music (based The Open University) is offering a free, online workshop focused on establishing robust, effective mentorship schemes.
Gain statistical insights in everything from those studying Music across various qualification levels to the make-up of the teaching population from Dr Kerry Bunkhall.
Learn how to work with, and learn from, Music Therapists and Music Therapy in order to better support the young people you work with.
An opportunity to discuss challenges and exchange insights with people also working within the HE and FE sector.
Explore the practicalities of creating and delivering projects that benefit both those who are care experienced, and those who care for others, through the lens of case studies and previously successful ventures.
Through examples, discussion, and practical reflection, learn about the best ways to support inclusive music making for learners with PMLD.
The Music Mark Higher Education Conference provides an in-person opportunity to connect with university and conservatoire colleagues from across the UK.
