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Music teachers may work in schools and colleges or as
private or freelance teachers. Both types of work require
both musical and teaching ability.
Private
teachers teach on a one-to-one or small group basis,
usually either from home or in the pupil's home. Their
work may range from teaching beginners to giving
refresher lessons to top performers, and involves
planning lessons to suit the individual needs of each
pupil. They often help pupils prepare for music
examinations, competitions and performances. Many
musicians combine musical performance with some kind
of teaching, including being involved in musician-in-
residence schemes.
Music is a compulsory
subject in the UK for all pupils from 5 to 14 and
secondary schools usually have at least one music
specialist on the staff. In primary schools class teachers
cover all curriculum subjects, but there will usually be a
music specialist on the staff. Music teachers in schools
are often supported by visiting teachers who give
individual or group tuition.
See the Singing
Teacher profile for more information on this role.
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