Instrumental and Singing Tutors

Music for Life creates opportunities for young people to experience inspiring, high-quality music education. Each week, we work with more than 80 self employed tutors teaching 2,500 students across over 130 schools, helping young people develop their musical skills, confidence and enjoyment of music.

Our work has recently been recognised through the award of ‘Music Not-For-Profit Organisation of the Year 2026/27’, celebrating the impact and quality of the work delivered in schools under the Music for Life banner.

At the heart of Music for Life is a network of more than 80 self-employed, freelance music tutors. We believe that we can achieve more by working together, and our relationship with tutors is built around collaboration, mutual support and professional respect, while recognising and valuing their independence as freelance musicians and teachers.

We are proud to work with a talented and enthusiastic community of tutors who are engaged in the work they undertake with schools and young people. That positive culture is evident to the schools and families we work with and has been highlighted through independent reviews, as well as contributing to our recent ‘Music Not-For-Profit Organisation of the Year 2026/27’ recognition.