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A career as a music teacher involves the education of musical theory, music history and is usually married with practical or performance instruction.

Formal music classes usually begin at a Primary level schooling, although can begin long before depending on the individual apparent talent and affinity with his or her instrument.

As with all teaching, an instructor may be employed in a traditional educational environment such as in a government school, or university capacity or a teacher may seek a career in private tutoring.

Both are fulfilling methods to teaching music and imparting an inherent ability, real talent and aptitude that can inspire young and old.
It is said that where children are exposed and engaged in collaborative musical experience, there is the likely hood of less displays of aggression, bullying, and detrimental behaviours between them.

Responsibilities & Skills

As with all teaching roles, a music teacher role consists of planned lessons. The history of music throughout the world generally begins all music lessons. Building an insight into the file and cultivating a genuine interest is a skill intrinsic in a great music teacher.

Dealing with all walks of life, passing on an excitement and a passion for music, combined with exceptional knowledge and talent, will be the main enticement for individuals seeking a career in the field. As a trained professional experienced in musical theory and performance, you will set guidelines for formal development and learning, paced well, and punctuated with individual personality traits leading to genuine respect among your students and peers alike.

Required Qualifications

• A Bachelor Degree, either a BMus or BPerf
• Graduate Diploma in Education (through an external Higher Education Provider)

Useful Links

• JMC Academy
• Music NSW