1. Curriculum Delivery

   • Teach music across KS3–KS4 (ages 11–16), and potentially KS5 (A-level, ages 16–18).

   • Deliver lessons on music theory, performance, composition, and appreciation.

   • Prepare students for GCSE and A-level Music exams (if applicable).

2. Practical and Extra-Curricular Activities

   • Lead school ensembles (choir, orchestra, bands).

   • Organise and direct concerts, productions, or musicals.

   • Offer instrumental tuition (or coordinate with peripatetic teachers).

3. Assessment and Progress Monitoring

   • Mark and assess students’ work in line with national standards.

   • Provide feedback and track progress.

4. Pastoral and Professional Duties

   • Act as a form tutor (in many cases).

   • Participate in parent evenings, school meetings, and CPD (continuing professional development).

5. Classroom Management and Inclusion

   • Maintain a safe, inclusive, and engaging classroom.

   • Differentiate instruction for a diverse student body.

Qualifications and Requirements

• UK-recognised Qualified Teacher Status (QTS).

• Degree in Music or a related field.

• Experience or training in teaching music at secondary level.

• Strong keyboard or instrumental skills are often highly desirable.

Desirable Skills

• Creativity and passion for music education.

• Strong communication and behaviour management.

• Familiarity with UK exam boards (e.g. Edexcel, AQA).