Visiting Music Teacher (Piano) - Repton Prep

Job Reference repton/TP/128/435

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Number of Positions:

Contract Type:

Casual, Part Time

Salary:

Lessons: £40.97 per hour Ensembles: £43.02 per hour Concerts: £32.79 per hour

Working Hours:

To be discussed at interview. This is a casual position and the hours may vary dependent on business need.

Location:

Milton

Closing Date:

23/08/2024

Department:

Music

Region / Division:

2. Repton Prep

Job Role:

Teaching Support

Package Description

Location: Repton Prep

Responsible to: Director of Music

Salary: Lessons - £40.97 per hour

Ensembles - £43.02 per hour

Concerts - £32.79 per hour

Job Introduction

Repton Prep are looking to appoint a talented and well-qualified applicant to be a Visiting Music Teacher (Piano) to start as soon as possible.

The successful candidate will teach individual music lessons to pupils, as requested by the parents, and to prepare pupils, as appropriate, for performances. For a detailed description of duties, please view the job description.

The deadline for receipt of applications is 10am on Friday 23rd August 2024. Previous applicants need not apply.

Main Responsibilities

Planning, preparation and delivery of individual music lessons.
Recording and reporting on the development, progress and attainment of students.
To communicate effectively with pupils and parents, as well as colleagues.
Preparing students for ABRSM examinations.
Promoting the general progress and well-being of individual students, and groups of students.
Assisting with the co-ordination and organisation of School performances for concerts and events, where required, and in relation to leading ensembles.
Participating, as required, in meetings at the school that relate to the curriculum, safeguarding or the administration and the organisation of ABRSM.
Maintaining good order and discipline among the students and safeguarding their health and safety both when they are on the School premises and when they are engaged in authorised School activities elsewhere, as required.
To accompany school events as requested.

The Ideal Candidate

Strong subject knowledge and experience of teaching high quality individual lessons.
Strong organisational skills, including experience of information exam entry and record keeping.
Good teamwork skills, and the ability to work collaboratively.
Having a strong sense of duty to those in your care and a problem-solver.
Communicate well, both on paper and verbally.
Display a working knowledge of the ABRSM exam guidelines, syllabus requirements.
Have experience in using IT for teaching and administratively.

About Repton School

Repton School, founded in 1557, is a leading co-educational School situated in the historic village of Repton. Five miles from Burton upon Trent and eight miles from Derby, Repton lies in the very centre of England. The School boasts a consistently fine academic record and is active and successful in a wide range of other activities. The School’s 600 plus pupils, both boys and girls, are predominantly boarders. Each belongs to one of the ten boarding houses. Repton prides itself on its long and close association with the village.

With the establishment of Repton Dubai in 2007, Repton was a pioneer among UK independent schools in establishing overseas ‘branches’. Repton International Schools Ltd has now established a family of six international schools (seven as of September), with four in the UAE, one in China, one in Malaysia and Repton Cairo opening in September. The School takes great pride in its international family and works closely with its overseas partners to ensure that each Repton International school fully reflects the ethos and values of the UK school.

The School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment, therefore the following shall be deemed to be included, in addition to the duties that you may be required to perform:

Promoting and safeguarding the welfare of children and young persons for whom you are responsible and with whom you come into contact.

Under the Sexual Offences Act 2003 it is a criminal offence for a person over 18 (e.g. teacher, matron, sports coach) to have a sexual relationship with a child under 18 where that person is in a position of trust in respect of that child, even if the relationship is consensual. This applies where the child is in full-time education and the person works in the same establishment as the child, even if s/he does not teach the child. Moreover, whatever the age of the pupil, a sexual relationship between an employee and a pupil will be considered an abuse of a position of trust and gross misconduct, likely to result in dismissal.

Attached documents:

Visitng Music Teacher - Piano.pdf

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