Whether you're looking to start a career in music teaching, want to teach on the side, or are continuing your journey as a music educator, this could be a great opportunity to join our vibrant teaching community.
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* Please note that we receive a high volume of resumes and application to join our network, so we ask you to be patient with receiving a reply. If you do not hear from us, it may mean we do not have any openings at that time, however we do keep your details on file.
“Glee’s a great way for me to unwind from work, one of the few things that will make me drive halfway across Sydney, and one of the few times my family gets a break from my caterwauling.”
Where words fail, music speaks – at the Adult Glee Club you are transported into an hour for you. Laughs and singing are so good for the soul, and that is what you get at Glee. An hour to express yourself through music and to not be judged, but welcomed into the family.”
"James is a gem of a teacher, it is the first time I have learnt an instrument. No question is silly, he is very encouraging and that he will play along on bass guitar with you is such a bonus. I won't ever join a band so to play a piece along with someone is just great. I am sure he has bad days, but you would never know it. I look forward to my lesson after work because I know it will challenge my brain, in a fun and supportive environment. The guy is just one cool dude."
“I am someone who easily gets anxious and stressed when under pressure (more my own pressure), which includes learning something new and being observed when doing so. The environment created makes me feel very relaxed and free to make mistakes as a means of improving. We always have a laugh and joke, further creating an enjoyable environment. I love the fact that Ambre has so much skill and is so successful but is so humble and shows genuine excitement when I show improvement which drives me to keep practising and learning.”
“One big take-away is that I remember quite a bit about how to read music from what I learned in my youth and that I am much more prepared to practice between lessons! I always like it when Loretta plays something I am not sure about and she makes it sound like music. Then I have something to aspire to! My daughter has a piano lesson straight after mine and I really enjoy hearing her interact with her (our) teacher and play duets.”
“Very encouraging and helpful. She instantly made you feel relaxed and provide positive feedback throughout the lessons, which encouraged you to continue despite all the uncoordinated sounds I was producing.”
“My lessons is so much to put into words, most importantly though I wanted to sing again because I lost my confidence and my direction and since taking lessons I can honestly say I am a much better person. I learnt not to be a bulldozer but more a steam roller”
“He makes each lesson fun and our son is really loving his drum lessons. Thank you! We are still not sure though at the idea though of buying a drum kit at home, although maybe if we did, our son might practice more”
"I have been doing drums for a over a year now and words can't describe how fantastic the experience has been. Learning piano when I was young was a grueling chore and weekly drums has been the total opposite. I never thought I would ever have been able to plod my way through a cure song and having the endless patience from my teacher is is a great way to welcome in the weekend (not a chore at all!)”
“He had an absolute ball and loved working with James, please pass on our thanks to him. Riley came home and went straight on to the computer putting together a song from everything he learnt yesterday. It was so wonderful to see him so happy after his day with you.”