Visiting Music Teacher - Electric and Bass Guitar

Pocklington School seeks to appoint an outstanding, experienced and well qualified instrumental teacher who will teach Electric and Bass Guitar to a high standard to our Prep and Senior School Pupils and share in our aim of forming the whole musician. The successful candidate will have a passion for music and be able to inspire and motivate our pupils to achieve their full potential and perform to a high standard.

This is a self-employed role where the teacher will invoice and receive payment from parents directly. There may be the opportunity for additional paid work for assistance with co-curricular ensembles and performances in concerts and other music events. All self-employed teachers are responsible for organising their own teaching timetable but are supported by the Music Administrator where necessary. Self-employed music teachers will work alongside the Director of Music and departmental team.

It is envisaged that approximately 2 hours per week during term time is required, with the potential for growth. The lesson rate is set between the self-employed teacher and parents although we signpost parents to the Musicians' Union minimum hourly rate of £40.50 per hour as a guide.

For further information please call Mr Samuel Austin, Director of Music on

Please click "quick apply" to submit your application, due to safeguarding reasons CVs are not accepted.

Closing Date: 9am 29th May 2024

Pocklington School Foundation is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expects all associated with the Foundation to share this commitment. The successful applicant will be required to provide evidence of holding an enhanced disclosure via the DBS.

Pocklington School seeks to appoint an outstanding, experienced and well qualified instrumental teacher who will teach Electric and Bass Guitar to a high standard to our Prep and Senior School Pupils and share in our aim of forming the whole musician. The successful candidate will have a passion for music and be able to inspire and motivate our pupils to achieve their full potential and perform to a high standard.

It is envisaged that approximately 2 hours per week during term time is required, with the potential for growth. The lesson rate is set between the self-employed teacher and parents although we signpost parents to the Musicians' Union minimum hourly rate of £40.50 per hour as a guide.