After School Music Club Facilitator

Sing Education Limited; Tipton; On-site; GBP 80,000 - 100,000; Part time

Job summary

A music education organization is seeking a dynamic freelance After School Music Club Facilitator in the DY4 area of West Midlands. The role involves leading engaging music sessions for primary-aged children, focusing on activities like singing games, instrument playing, and improvisation. Candidates should have a music degree, strong musical skills, and experience with children. This position offers £27 per hour for a commitment of 2 hours per week, aiming to inspire creativity and confidence through music.

Qualifications

• Confident and inspiring music leader with experience in education.
• Understanding of Kodály-inspired approaches or willingness to learn.
• Reliable and professional.

Responsibilities

• Lead a rotating programme of musical activities for children.
• Engage children with singing, instrument playing, and music games.
• Deliver high-quality music education.

Skills

Strong musical skills in singing

Ukulele playing

Recorder playing

Percussion playing

Experience working with primary-aged children

Education

Music degree (or music-related degree)

Job description

After School Music Club Facilitator – Freelance | £27 / hr | DY4 (West Midlands)

Are you passionate about inspiring young musicians? Do you have the energy and creativity to lead engaging, fun music sessions for primary-aged children? Sing Education is looking for a dynamic and experienced freelance music facilitator to lead a weekly after-school music club in the DY4 area.

About the Role

Hours: 2 hours per week (1 session per week, after school)

Pay: £27 per hour (freelance)

Location: DY4 area, West Midlands

Start date: As soon as available

What You’ll Do

You’ll lead a vibrant, rotating programme of musical activities designed to inspire creativity and confidence through music-making. Based on our classroom approach, but adapted for an informal club setting, the activities will include:

• Singing games and Kodály-inspired musicianship
• Ukulele, recorder, and percussion playing
• Group rhythm and drumming activities
• Improvisation and creative music games

Our club model follows a rotation of musical themes across the year to keep sessions fresh, engaging, and inclusive.

Requirements

Who We’re Looking For

• Music degree (or music-related degree)
• A confident and inspiring music leader with experience working with primary-aged children
• Strong musical skills in singing and at least one instrument (ukulele, recorder, percussion ideal)
• Understanding of Kodály-inspired approaches or willingness to learn
• Reliable, professional, and committed to delivering high-quality music education
• Full vetting and DBS check to be carried out

Benefits

Hours: 2 hours per week (1 session per week, after school)

Pay: £27 per hour (freelance)