Re-advertised (advertised originally as Double Reed Teacher)
Previous applicants need not re-apply
Approx. 4 hours per week (initially)
About the Role
After nearly 20 years of outstanding and dedicated service to our music students, our double reed specialist teacher will be departing Tintern Grammar. Commencing Term 1, 2025 Tintern Grammar is seeking an experienced, energised and enthusiastic teacher specialising in Oboe, in particular, to join us with an initial load of 4 - 4.5 hours of face-to-face teaching and tutoring. An ability to teach bassoon also would be looked upon favourably. The successful applicant is expected to be organised, to make a positive contribution to the vibrant musical life of the school and work co-operatively as a member of our dynamic music teaching team. They will teach students on an individual and group basis, with the possibility of participating in our Training Band Program, and must be able to relate to students across a range of ages in both the Primary and Secondary sections of the school. This load should increase with time as enrolments grow. Our preference would be to employ a teacher who is available to attend the school on Fridays.
About You
The successful applicant will have proven experience teaching this subject, will be able to demonstrate a high level of technical and performing ability, excellent communication and organisational skills. Current VIT Registration or a Working With Children Check is essential. There should be availability to build upon this load and increase it in the future.
Applicants will be required to:
- Teach Oboe on an individual and shared basis
- Keep accurate attendance rolls
- Prepare students for performances and examinations in accordance with both AMEB and VCE syllabi
- Enthuse and encourage students to participate in co-curricular music ensembles
- Communicate regularly with parents and prepare progressive reports to parents throughout the semester
- Assist with tutorials for large ensembles from time to time as required by the Director of Music or Head of Instrumental Performance
- Assist with preparation and presentation of events such as a Woodwind Concert, the Annual Music Concert, Music Camp, Celebration Evening, and other performances as required
- Undertake other duties as determined by the Director of Music or Head of Instrumental Performance
Applications for this position should include a covering letter, a current curriculum vitae demonstrating appropriate teaching experience and names and contact details of three referees. All applications should be forwarded by close of business on Monday 20 January, 2025.
Only people with the right to work in this country may apply for this position
