Instrumental Woodwind Teacher
Are you an excellent and enthusiastic woodwind teacher who can inspire, nurture and motivate children? If so we would love you to join the highly regarded Wakefield Music Services Team teaching across a variety of primary and secondary schools and developing the skills and aspirations of young musicians.
We are seeking to appoint an innovative, committed and inspirational teacher to further develop the work of Wakefield Music Services, lead organisation for Wakefield Music Education Hub. This is initially on a casual basis with hours to be confirmed but is expected to be 3 to 4 days. The service is well regarded and has received the highest rating from Arts Council England for the last 10 years! We provide quality diverse instrumental tuition and musical ensemble opportunities to over 7,500 young people in a variety of primary and secondary schools, academies and vibrant music centres every week.
The post involves instrumental tuition in a variety of primary and secondary schools and may also including the teaching of whole class instrumental tuition. The ability to teach other disciplines such as guitar and keyboard would be advantageous. This exciting opportunity will involve joining our existing team of teachers and applicants would need to demonstrate that they have the skills and qualities to deliver high quality instrumental tuition and the ability to build positive professional relationships with pupils, families and schools.
Instrumental teachers employed by the service benefit from a wealth of high quality support including CPD and mentoring and enjoy nationally agreed conditions of service and a casual car user allowance. The successful applicant will be required to complete a Disclosure and Barring Application Form and to provide any criminal conviction information. To find out more about Wakefield Music Services please visit www.wakefieldmusicservices.org.
About the Provider
Wakefield Music Services
Wakefield Music Services provides quality diverse music tuition and ensemble opportunities to over 7,500 young people every week. It is a well regarded by schools and has received the highest rating from Arts Council England for the last 10 years!
