Music Teaching

The program is made for those instrumental music instructors who do have no education qualifications or who have attained a doctorate in Music or a equal. Participants will develop and assimilate effective methodologies in individual and group teaching, explore and respond to legal and professional issues associated with music teaching, consider and incorporate the principles and principles of music education within their own lessons and hone their own ability to strategise and communicate with post-secondary teaching scenarios. The Accreditation Certificate in Music Teaching is a part time schedule which may be taken over a (50% full time load) or two (25% full time loading ) years. Students will undertake courses in Individual and Group Teaching, Professional and Educational Issues, and training Practicums. The timetable has been structured to have minimal impact on participants currently in the workforce. Some lessons are delivered online, and courses with face to face delivery are scheduled to coincide with school holidays or have flexible times ordered separately.

• Degree in Music at the Primary instrument/voice to be taught.
  Applicants who don't have a Diploma or equivalent need to meet one of these criteria: Employ an DVD to the Elder Conservatorium of Music containing of at least 10 minutes performing time that clearly demonstrates performance abilities which includes either solo work or ensemble work with soloing segments
• Or Attend a live show audition (solo work) of at least 10 minutes interval to some University panel. Applicants must provide the following supporting documentation: Personal CV, for example skilled development and musical activities and community engagement as being a musician
• no further than 3 examples of pupils' examinations or/and contest results (AMEB, SACE, Eisteddfod or equivalent
• No more than 3 examples of pupils' performances (apps, DVD recordings etc.)
• two references (including contact information of referees).