Oboe Woodwind Instructor – Freelance, School Program

United World College of South East Asia; Singapore; On-site; SGD 55,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

United World College South East Asia East campus seeks a Freelance Music Instructor - Woodwind (Oboe) to deliver individual and paired lessons within the Instrumental Teaching Programme, starting October 2026. Initially based on East campus, there may be opportunities to support the Dover ITP team.

The successful candidate reports to the ITP Coordinators and will collaborate with Music Department staff to support student performances, develop lesson plans, and maintain safety standards for

Qualifications

• Music qualification or an equivalent
• Minimum of 3–5 years experience
• Experience delivering music lessons in a school or similar setting
• Well-organised and able to work with limited supervision
• Ability to collaborate with other staff members in the college
• Commitment to making a positive difference in students' lives

Responsibilities

• Deliver individual and paired oboe lessons to students of all abilities and ages.
• Plan and prepare lessons aligned to examination syllabuses.
• Maintain up-to-date knowledge of examination requirements.
• Liaise with parents, ITP Coordinators, and Music Department on progress.
• Create engaging, creative, and challenging lessons.
• Collaborate with students, colleagues, and UWCSEA team members.
• Support student performances and recitals throughout the year.
• Adhere to health and safety requirements for working as a musician

Skills

Oboe performance

Lesson planning

Student assessment

Communication with parents

Education

Music qualification or equivalent

Job description

United World College South East Asia East campus seeks a Freelance Music Instructor - Woodwind (Oboe) to deliver individual and paired lessons within the Instrumental Teaching Programme, starting October 2026. Initially based on East campus, there may be opportunities to support the Dover ITP team.

The successful candidate reports to the ITP Coordinators and will collaborate with Music Department staff to support student performances, develop lesson plans, and maintain safety standards for