Instrumental Teachers – Ukelele

£23,636 to £30,351 FTE per year (pro rata for part time)

We are seeking enthusiastic and confident ukulele teachers who can inspire a lifelong love of music in primary-aged children through Whole Class Instrumental Teaching.

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Services For Education

Birmingham

Part-Time Permanent

September 2026

1st September 2026

In this role, you will lead groups of students in dynamic, engaging, and inclusive lessons. Your ability to bring music to life while managing and motivating an entire class will be essential in fostering a positive learning environment where every child feels encouraged to participate and succeed.

We are interested in candidates with experience in the following areas:

• Whole class instrumental teaching
• Ensemble direction (from beginner to advanced)
• Working with children with additional needs (in both mainstream and special schools)
• Strong knowledge of music repertoire and examination systems (from beginner to advanced)

• A competitive salary, along with benefits, based on your valuable experience.
• A supportive and creative work environment where your ideas and talents are appreciated.
• Opportunities for professional growth and development to further your career.
• The chance to be part of a community of music enthusiasts and educators, making a positive impact.

Whether you are an experienced classroom practitioner or an accomplished musician passionate about education, your strong musical skills should be complemented by creativity, patience, and excellent communication. If you believe that Whole Class Instrumental Teaching can build confidence, spark curiosity, and create unforgettable learning experiences, we would love to hear from you. Join our team and help children across the region discover the joy of making music together!

Working with young people, schools and a number of strategic partners, we aim to enable, enhance and enrich the music education available to students in and around Birmingham.

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