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Music Teacher – West London (Flexible, Long‑Term)
Academics · West London
Job description
About the role
We are seeking a passionate Music Teacher to join secondary schools across West London. The role offers flexible start dates and long‑term, permanent opportunities, suitable for both experienced teachers and early‑career candidates.
Key responsibilities
- Plan and deliver engaging music lessons for Key Stages 3 and 4.
- Develop students’ performance, composition and listening abilities.
- Manage classroom behaviour and differentiate instruction to meet diverse needs.
- Contribute to school concerts, performances and extracurricular music activities.
Required profile
- Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or QTLS, or on track to achieve QTS.
- Experience teaching music in a secondary school setting.
- Strong classroom and behaviour management capabilities.
- Commitment to raising achievement and fostering a love of music.
Required skills
What we offer
- Placement in welcoming secondary schools across West London.
- Competitive salary ranging from £40,317 to £62,496 per year.
- Support from a dedicated education consultant and professional development opportunities.
- Flexible long‑term and permanent vacancies to match career goals.
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