Community Music Tutor & Ensemble Coach

Essex County Council; Essex; On-site; GBP 48,000 - 56,000; Part time

Job summary

Essex Music Service within Essex County Council seeks a part-time Music Tutor to deliver instrumental teaching across the county during term time, with optional after-school provision. The role involves working in schools, community venues and music centres to support young people’s musical and personal development.

You will join a large team of specialists delivering diverse genres, with emphasis on group teaching, ensemble work and inclusive practice across multiple sites.

Qualifications

• Educated to RQF level 4 or equivalent. A relevant qualification.
• Commitment to continuing professional development and updating subject knowledge.
• Teaching in community/educational settings with ability to engage young people in musical journeys.
• Ability to teach in small groups, ensembles and whole-class settings.
• Knowledge of technology to support learning and data reporting.

Responsibilities

• Maintain professional standards and act as an ambassador for the Music Service.
• Communicate regularly with District Lead.
• Provide engaging learning experiences in inclusive environments.
• Teach students individually and/or in groups according to policy.
• Assist schools with organising lessons and timetables.
• Maintain accurate records, registers and progress data.
• Attend student concerts and assist with assessments as required.
• Provide constructive feedback and progression guidance.
• Participate in mandatory CPD and performance targets.

Skills

RQF level 4 or equivalent

Teaching in community settings

Engaging diverse groups

Technology for learning & data

Excellent communication

Inclusion & diversity

Collaboration with schools/communities

Education

RQF level 4 or equivalent

Relevant qualification

Tools

Technology for teaching

Job description

Essex Music Service within Essex County Council seeks a part-time Music Tutor to deliver instrumental teaching across the county during term time, with optional after-school provision. The role involves working in schools, community venues and music centres to support young people’s musical and personal development.

You will join a large team of specialists delivering diverse genres, with emphasis on group teaching, ensemble work and inclusive practice across multiple sites.