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An established industry player is seeking a passionate Music Teacher for a part-time maternity cover position near Oxford. This role offers an exciting opportunity to inspire students through music while benefiting from a supportive environment that values professional development. The school is known for its vibrant music department and commitment to fostering student growth. With a competitive salary and a comprehensive induction program, this position is ideal for both experienced teachers and early-career professionals looking to make a meaningful impact in the lives of students. Join a community that celebrates creativity and dedication to education.
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A leading mainstream client near Oxford is seeking a Music Teacher to join their department immediately. Applications are welcome from experienced teachers and ECTs. The school offers a comprehensive induction and support program, making this an excellent opportunity for early-career teachers.
The school hosts various extracurricular music events. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to develop these initiatives further. The school is praised for its support and ongoing professional development. The music department values passionate teachers committed to student growth. The annual full-time salary ranges from £31,650 to £49,084, with part-time salaries proportional, from £12,660 to £19,633.60.
If interested, please submit your updated CV or contact us at 0117 366 2606 for more information.
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