Lecturer - Saturday Music Club

at  Bradford College

We are currently recruiting for an enthusiastic individual to join our Bradford School of Art as a Lecturer for our Saturday Music Club.
This is a great opportunity for an experienced and passionate Music Tutor/Lecturer to run a weekly Saturday club for 13–16-year-olds. You will be responsible for creating a dynamic and engaging learning environment where students can develop their musical skills and explore their creativity. This is an excellent opportunity for a talented musician who enjoys working with young people and has a strong desire to inspire and educate the next generation of musicians.
This position is to lead a 2 hour music club every Saturday morning.

EDUCATION & TRAINING

• Degree or equivalent in Music education, music performance, or a related field.
• A relevant teaching qualification or working towards this qualification.
• GCSE A*- C or nationally recognised level 2 qualification in Maths or equivalent. (e.g. CSE 1, O Level A – C) or prepared to pass a test prior to interview to demonstrate level 2 ability and then if appointed achieve within an agreed timescale.
• GCSE A*- C or nationally recognised level 2 qualification in English or equivalent. (e.g. CSE 1, O Level A – C) or prepared to pass a test prior to interview to demonstrate level 2 ability and then if appointed achieve within an agreed timescale

EXPERIENCE

• Academic or industrial or commercial experience in an area relevant to the programmes.
• Ability to utilise Information Technology and Information, Learning and Technology both within learning and for administrative purposes.
• Good organisational and administrative skills.
• Experience of Good teaching/training.
• Experience of student pastoral care and disciplinary procedures
• Experience of course leadership responsibilities.
  For an informal discussion about the role, please email recruit@bradfordcollege.ac.uk

• Develop and implement a comprehensive curriculum that covers various aspects of music theory, music appreciation, and practical skills, tailored to the needs and abilities of 13–16-year-olds.
• Plan and deliver engaging and interactive lessons that foster a love of music and encourage students to explore their musical potential.
• Provide individual and group music lessons, ensuring that each student receives personalised attention and guidance.
• Teach students how to play various musical instruments, such as guitar, piano, drums, or any other instrument based on your expertise.
• Instruct students in proper techniques, musical interpretation, and performance skills.
• Organise and facilitate regular rehearsals, preparing students for performances, recitals and competitions.
• Foster a positive and inclusive learning environment, promoting teamwork, collaboration, and respect among students.
• Monitor and assess students’ progress, providing constructive feedback and guidance to help improve their skills.
• Stay updated on current trends and developments in music education, incorporating innovative teaching methods and technologies into your lessons.
• Maintain accurate records of attendance, lesson plans, and student evaluation.
• To be responsible to the Head of Department/Head of School for student discipline, counselling and guidance relating to all assigned classes
• To implement and promote College regulations, policies and procedures.
• To participate actively in the maintenance and promotion of close links with employers and training agencies.
• To provide appropriate information to parents/employers through College reporting systems and open evenings
• To assist the Head of Department/Head of School with costings and control of materials and equipment when specified.
• To participate in the development of workshops, laboratories and facilities, where appropriate.
• To undertake additional duties that may be required commensurate with the level of responsibility of the post.