Job Description

Job Summary:

We are seeking a passionate and talented Music Teacher to join our school community. The Music Teacher will be responsible for delivering engaging and high-quality music education to students, fostering a love for music, and promoting the development of musical skills. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in music theory, performance, and the ability to teach students of various age groups. The Music Teacher will also be involved in organizing school events, performances, and other music-related activities.

Key Responsibilities:

Teaching & Instruction:

Plan, prepare, and deliver music lessons for students across various grade levels, including theory, vocal training, and instrumental music. Teach students to appreciate and understand different genres of music, including classical, contemporary, folk, and world music. Introduce students to musical notation, rhythm, harmony, and melody. Teach students how to play different musical instruments (e.g., piano, guitar, drums, etc.) and provide vocal coaching. Encourage creativity and expression through music, helping students develop their skills in both solo and group performances.

Curriculum Development & Lesson Planning:

Develop a well-rounded music curriculum that aligns with the school's educational standards and promotes a deep understanding of music. Plan and implement lessons that incorporate hands-on music-making, exposure to different musical traditions, and opportunities for students to perform. Adapt lessons to meet the needs of students with different skill levels and learning styles.

Student Assessment & Progress Monitoring:

Regularly assess student progress and provide feedback to students and parents about their musical development. Organize performance assessments, exams, and projects to evaluate students' musical abilities and knowledge. Maintain accurate records of student achievements and areas for improvement.

Classroom Management:

Create and maintain a positive, respectful, and engaging classroom environment that encourages active participation and fosters a love for music. Implement effective classroom management strategies to maintain order during individual and group music sessions. Promote teamwork and collaboration in group performances and activities.

Performance & School Events:

Organize and conduct school music events such as concerts, recitals, talent shows, and assemblies to showcase students' musical achievements. Coordinate school choirs, bands, or orchestras, and prepare them for performances at school events or external competitions. Support and encourage students in extracurricular music-related activities, such as school bands, choirs, or music clubs.

Collaboration & Communication:

Collaborate with other subject teachers and school staff to integrate music into interdisciplinary projects or thematic units. Communicate regularly with parents about their child's progress in music and any upcoming performances or events. Foster strong relationships with students, encouraging their personal growth and self-confidence in music.

Professional Development:

Stay current with new trends in music education, including digital tools, teaching methods, and music technology. Participate in professional development opportunities, such as workshops, conferences, and training, to improve teaching skills and musical knowledge. Continuously improve teaching practices based on feedback from colleagues, students, and parents.

Qualifications & Skills:

Education:

Bachelor's degree in Music, Music Education, or a related field. A teaching certification (e.g., B.Ed. or equivalent) is preferred. Additional certifications in specific instruments or music technology are a plus.

Experience:

Previous teaching experience in a school or educational setting is preferred. Experience teaching a range of age groups (from primary to secondary school) is an advantage. Performance experience in music (e.g., instrumental or vocal performance) is a plus.

Skills:

Strong knowledge of music theory, history, and different musical genres. Proficiency in playing one or more musical instruments (e.g., piano, guitar, voice, etc.). Ability to teach music theory, notation, and ear training. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Creativity and enthusiasm for teaching music. Ability to organize and lead musical performances and events. Proficiency in using technology and digital tools to enhance music education.

Working Conditions:

Full-time or part-time position during school hours. Some evening or weekend work may be required for school performances, events, or rehearsals. Supportive, collaborative school environment with opportunities for professional growth.
Job Type: Full-time

Benefits:

Provident Fund
Schedule:

Morning shift
Application Question(s):

Can you join immediately?
Work Location: In person