Teacher of Music and Music Technology

The Teacher of Music and Music Technology position centres on academic Delivery: Teach Music from Key Stage 3 through to A-Level, with a specific focus on delivering high-quality A-Level Music Technology units. It would suit someone who can bring warm, steady communication with children and families to the role.

Where ownership sits

Join a school with a reputation for an "outstanding" extra-curricular programme and a highly supportive staff body. Competitive Remuneration: Salary aligned with experience and expertise.

What the role carries

Academic Delivery: Teach Music from Key Stage 3 through to A-Level, with a specific focus on delivering high-quality A-Level Music Technology units. Extra-Curricular Advocacy: Lead and expand our existing programme of lunchtime and after-school sessions, ensuring music remains the heartbeat of the school. Ensemble Leadership: Direct various ensembles across all year groups, utilising expert rehearsal techniques to achieve high-level public performances.

What the role depends on

• Pedagogical Excellence: A track record of delivering engaging Music lessons at KS3, GCSE, and A-Level.
• Technical Mastery: Proven experience teaching Music Technology at A-Level is essential. You should be comfortable with industry-standard software and production techniques.
• You hold QTS (or equivalent) and possess a degree-level specialisation in Music or Music Technology.

Practical details

• Employment Type: Permanent, Part-time (approximately 50% FTE), will consider full-time for ECTs.
• State-of-the-Art Facilities: Work within a modern, purpose-built music suite equipped for both traditional and digital performance.
• Comprehensive induction and ongoing CPD, with dedicated support for Early Career Teachers (ECTs).
• This is more than a classroom role; it is an invitation to be a cornerstone of our school's cultural life.

Requirements mentioned

• DBS check