Guitar, Ukulele & Drum Tutor — Term-Time Role

We Manage Jobs(WMJobs); Metropolitan Borough of Solihull; On-site; GBP 34,000 - 39,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Local Government Pension Scheme

Staff discounts

Wellbeing offer

Flexible working options

Job summary

Solihull Music is seeking experienced and inclusive Music Tutors to deliver face to face, high quality lessons across the borough in Solihull education settings.

We are looking for Guitar, Ukulele and Drum tutors to join our team on a part-time fixed term contract until July 2027, with Band D salary £33,673 to £38,510 per annum pro rata.

You will teach beginners and more experienced players in schools and after-school activities, with opportunities to develop in wider musical education and CPD.

Qualifications

• Experience teaching Guitar (acoustic & electric) and/or Ukulele.
• A Level Music or Music Grade 8 (or equivalent) or demonstrable knowledge/ability.
• Experience teaching in small groups and 1:1 tutoring in a school.
• Ability to perform on at least one instrument to a high standard.
• Ability to inspire and motivate through your own musical ability.

Responsibilities

• Deliver face-to-face, high-quality music lessons across the borough.
• Teach beginners and more experienced players in schools and in the evenings.
• Engage with extra-curricular groups, holiday clubs, and whole-class teaching.
• Support pathways for children and young people to reach their musical potential.

Skills

Guitar (acoustic & electric)

Ukulele

Drums

Group teaching

1:1 tutoring

A Level Music / Grade 8

Principal instrument

Inspire through music

Education

A Level Music or Music Grade 8 (or equivalent)

Job description

Solihull Music is seeking experienced and inclusive Music Tutors to deliver face to face, high quality lessons across the borough in Solihull education settings.

We are looking for Guitar, Ukulele and Drum tutors to join our team on a part-time fixed term contract until July 2027, with Band D salary £33,673 to £38,510 per annum pro rata.

You will teach beginners and more experienced players in schools and after-school activities, with opportunities to develop in wider musical education and CPD.