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Saturday Guitar & Ukulele Tutor, Wac Arts

  •  London
  •  Â£15k-20k
  •  Part time
  •  Closes September 4, 2026
  •  Wac Arts
  •  recruitment@wacarts.co.uk
  • #Music
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Job Summary

The Guitar & Ukulele Tutor will deliver engaging, high-quality instrumental tuition to children and young people of varying ages and abilities. The tutor will inspire students to develop technical skills, musical understanding and confidence while fostering a lifelong enjoyment of music.

Job Description

The Guitar & Ukulele Tutor will deliver engaging, high-quality instrumental tuition to children and young people of varying ages and abilities. The tutor will inspire students to develop technical skills, musical understanding and confidence while fostering a lifelong enjoyment of music.

The successful candidate will create an inclusive, supportive and creative learning environment and contribute to concerts, showcases and the wider musical life of Wac Arts.

TERMS
Duration: Saturdays during term time from Saturday 26th September 2026 until 10th July 2027.
Taught in 10-week blocks, for each of the 3 terms
Hours: 4.5 teaching hours per week, 09:45-15.45
Payment: £35 per hour (inclusive of holiday pay)
Reports to: Programme Manager
Location: Wac Arts, 213 Haverstock Hill, London, NW3 4QP
Deadline: 23:59 on Friday 4th September 2026

Job Requirements

*Excellent instrumental technique on Guitar and Ukulele
*Strong understanding of effective music pedagogy
*Relevant music qualification or equivalent professional experience
*Experience teaching both beginners and more advanced learners
*Ability to motivate and inspire young musicians
*Ability to engage children aged approximately 4-11
*Excellent classroom and behaviour management skills
*Good organisational and time management skills
*Confidence using music resources, backing tracks and digital teaching materials where appropriate
*A collaborative spirit and flexible approach to group needs and learning styles
*Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with young people, colleagues, and parents/carers
*Understanding of safeguarding principles and child protection procedures
DESIRABLE
*Training in safeguarding of children and vulnerable adults
*Experience working in community or inclusive arts settings
*Experience with film editing and sound design to support animated projects

Job Responsibilities

The following sets out the key responsibilities and is not intended as an exhaustive list. The role will require other duties relevant to providing a high-quality service.
Quality
Plan and deliver weekly Guitar and Ukulele sessions tailored to the developmental needs of each group (early years, primary-aged children, 4 to 6 years olds and 7 to 11 year olds)
Plan and deliver engaging Guitar and Ukulele lessons for individuals and small groups.
Differentiate teaching to meet the needs of beginners through to more advanced learners.
Develop students' technical ability, musicianship, performance skills and confidence.
Teach a broad range of musical styles where appropriate.
Encourage creativity, improvisation and composition alongside technical development.
Support students preparing for performances, showcases and examinations where appropriate.
Maintain high expectations whilst ensuring learning remains enjoyable and accessible.

For more information please email us.

How to Apply

Please email [email protected] for more information or to apply with a CV and 1 page Cover Letter (we also accept 3 minute video or audio files instead of Cover Letters).

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