Teacher of Music
Job description
Music Teacher
Full-Time | Secondary School | KS3 and KS4
Teaching Personnel is working in partnership with an ambitious secondary school to recruit a creative and enthusiastic Music Teacher.
This is an exciting opportunity to join a school that values creativity and provides students with a broad curriculum designed to develop their knowledge, practical skills, confidence and resilience. The school encourages students to experience a wide range of subjects before narrowing their choices at Key Stage 4.
Applications are welcomed from experienced teachers and ECTs who can inspire students through practical music-making, composition, performance and musical appreciation.
The Music Curriculum
Students follow a varied and engaging Music curriculum that introduces them to different genres, traditions, instruments and technologies.
Across KS3, curriculum areas include:
- Musical notation and instrumental skills
- Chords, riffs and keyboard performance
- Pop, reggae, African and Baroque music
- Orchestra and ensemble skills
- Film and world music
- Songwriting and composition
- Ukulele and samba performance
- GarageBand and music technology
At GCSE, students develop their performance, composition and appraising skills through solo and ensemble work, coursework and examination preparation.
The Role
As a Music Teacher, you will:
- Plan and deliver engaging Music lessons across KS3 and KS4
- Develop students’ performance, composition and listening skills
- Teach a combination of practical and theoretical Music
- Use music technology to support learning where appropriate
- Prepare students for GCSE coursework and examinations
- Assess progress and provide constructive feedback
- Adapt teaching for different abilities and additional needs
- Maintain a positive and purposeful classroom environment
- Contribute to performances, clubs and enrichment activities
- Work collaboratively with colleagues across the Creative Arts faculty
The Ideal Candidate
You will:
- Hold QTS or an equivalent recognised teaching qualification
- Have strong knowledge of the secondary Music curriculum
- Be confident teaching Music across KS3 and KS4
- Have practical experience with instruments, performance or composition
- Understand GCSE Music assessment requirements
- Inspire students with different abilities and musical backgrounds
- Demonstrate effective classroom management
- Be organised, creative and collaborative
- Be committed to safeguarding and student welfare
Apply Today
If you are a passionate Music Teacher who can inspire creativity, develop musical confidence and encourage students to express themselves through performance and composition, we would love to hear from you.
Apply today with your latest CV to discuss the position and arrange an interview.
All applicants will require the appropriate qualifications and training for this role. Please see the FAQ’s on the Teaching Personnel website for details.
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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