Lower Brass Teacher for School Wind Bands & Concerts

ISC group; York and North Yorkshire; Hybrid; GBP 28,000 - 40,000; Part time

Job summary

St Peter’s School is seeking a Lower Brass Teacher for the Summer Term 2027. Based at the Senior School, the post will start with about 4–6 pupils and casual hours as available. The successful candidate will have a background in professional playing and experience teaching 11–18-year-olds.

We have Wind Band, Swing Band and Symphony Orchestra; students often reach Grade 8 and diplomas. You will plan, deliver lessons, liaise with parents, and support concerts and workshops; acting teaching is paid

Qualifications

• Experience teaching pupils aged 11–18 with a focus on brass instruments.
• Background in professional playing.
• Familiarity with ABRSM and Trinity examination boards.

Responsibilities

• Plan, prepare and deliver teaching appropriate to the individual needs of the pupils.
• Liaise regularly with colleagues and parents to meet pupil needs.
• Prepare pupils for instrumental examinations with ABRSM/Trinity, concluding with practical live exams.
• Complete written reports and communicate progress to parents.
• Maintain pupil safety and classroom management.
• Attend INSET training and meetings as required by the Director of Music.
• Keep records to enable feedback to colleagues and parents.
• Perform with ensembles and contribute to school concerts and workshops (paid separately).

Skills

Professional playing

Brass teaching

Ensemble leadership

Communication with parents

Education

Experience teaching pupils aged 11–18

Job description

St Peter’s School is seeking a Lower Brass Teacher for the Summer Term 2027. Based at the Senior School, the post will start with about 4–6 pupils and casual hours as available. The successful candidate will have a background in professional playing and experience teaching 11–18-year-olds.

We have Wind Band, Swing Band and Symphony Orchestra; students often reach Grade 8 and diplomas. You will plan, deliver lessons, liaise with parents, and support concerts and workshops; acting teaching is paid