How to be a Hands on Music Teacher
Hands on Music will develop strong, long-term relationships with established and new music teachers who will become licensed Hands on Music teachers. These agents will have a specified geographical area. As well as individual teachers who work in primary, secondary and private studios, special Hands on Music Centres will be developed in the future.
Hands on Music competes for clients in communities with a high number of private music teachers, established school peripaetetic structures and not-for-profit music organisations. We will offer attractive remuneration and conditions for its teachers and ongoining training and support. The teacher learner experience will be substantially different with a focus on creativity empowerment and fun. Hands on Music will continue to demonstrate that it successfully offers an exciting and meaningful experience to its clients, with short and long-term benefits, in a manner that effectively builds family and community sharing and cohesion.
In 2009 Hands on Music advertised in Somerset for piano/keyboard teachers who were comfortable with singing, composition and teaching across the pop/classical music spectrum. After training Rev Graham Dart and Ms Linda Lethbridge commenced as part time Hands on Music teachers.
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