Teacher of Music role in Brent | Independent Secondary School
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Job Location:
London Borough of Brent - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
9 hours ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
We are seeking a high-calibre Music Teacher for a prestigious Independent school in Brent. This Full-Time Permanent position starts in April 2026 and offers a fantastic opportunity to join a successful Music faculty. We are looking for an inspirational practitioner who can encourage a deep love for both classical and contemporary traditions.
About the School Situated in a scholarly and supportive environment this school provides a safe space where pupils are a pleasure to work with. It is a traditionally academic environment that values the development of the whole person. The school aims to provide a supportive and progressive curriculum fostering a truly integrated community.
Responsibilities
Teach engaging Music lessons across all key stages as a passionate practitioner
Lead specialized instrumental ensembles and choral groups
Use the schools modern facilities to deliver an ambitious curriculum
Participate in a strong culture of professional development and holistic education
Support students in navigating complex musical theory within a nurturing environment
Qualifications and Experience
Degree in Music and QTS (or equivalent)
High standards of professional presentation and musicality
Must have the right to work in the UK
Salary and Benefits
Salary Range: 37868 to 56154
Working within a truly integrated multi-cultural community
Access to technology and resources that truly enhance the study of music
Dedicated SLT member responsible for staff wellbeing
How to Apply To join a team that values innovation and excellence submit your CV now!
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