Sydney School of Sound is a music school that offers tuition for individuals and schools in NSW. Due to increasing demand from parents within schools, we are looking for Guitar (Acoustic/Classical/Electric/Bass), Piano, Drum and Vocal Tutors.
Job type: Casual, Sub-Contract
Hours of Work: Teaching load determined by student enrolments and tutor availability
Key responsibilities:
- Tutoring weekly one-to-one or semi-private guitar/piano/drum/vocal lessons to students from Primary to High School (K-12)
- Before- and after-school teaching available, depending on student and tutor availability. Potential for tutoring during school hours
- Tutoring mixed-ability students. We strive to provide students of all learning needs with a creative and fun musical experience
Requirements:
- Hold or be currently completing a relevant bachelor's degree (e.g. B/Music or Education), OR demonstrate equivalent professional experience/qualifications (e.g. AMEB, Trinity, or industry performance experience)
- Ability to read and write music notation
- Ability and willingness to teach students of all ages
To be eligible for this role, you must:
- Have a Working with Children's Check (WWCC)
- Have an ABN
- Have a right to work in Australia
Personal attributes:
- Passion and enthusiasm for music and teaching
- Strong communication skills and creativity
- Ability to adapt to your student's learning needs
- Reliability and professionalism: We need someone who students, parents, and colleagues can count on
Location:
- In person - Barden Ridge, NSW (Sutherland Shire)
- Must have reliable transportation
What we offer:
- A friendly, supportive admin team
- Professional teaching environment
- Opportunities to be involved in student concerts and performances
- Competitive sub-contractor rates
- Potential to expand tutoring to wider areas in Sydney
Application Questions:
- What is your prior experience tutoring or teaching music to beginners or advanced students? (If any)
- What instruments do you teach and at approximately what grade level do you play them?
- How would you keep a student motivated when they feel frustrated with difficult concepts?
