Music Workshop Facilitator

InHouse Records. The record label for change is expanding our team and looking for experienced music practitioners to deliver music workshops inside prisons.

This job is working in HMP Fosse Way.

With this role you will be working three consecutive days a week Monday to Friday running sessions from: 8:45-11:30 and 2-4:30 every week. The roll is part time and you will be paid as self-employed and paid a day rate of £105 for your work

To note, you are way more likely to progress if you have full DBS!

This is a unique opportunity to use your musical skills to make a real impact by helping individuals develop creativity, confidence and positive pathways through music. We’re looking for people with experience in:

• Music production (Logic)
• Songwriting and recording
• Instrumentation (e.g. piano/keys, guitar, drums, etc.)
• Beat making and studio workflow
• Facilitating or mentoring in creative environments (desirable)

What the role involves:

• Delivering structured music workshops within prison settings
• Supporting participants in writing, recording and producing music
• Encouraging creative expression and skill development
• Helping contribute to a positive and constructive learning environment Important:

Due to the prison environment, all successful applicants must complete a security vetting process before starting. This typically takes at least 8 weeks so if you have already been vetted within the HMP Justice system we will be able to potentially fast track this process!, the role should start latest in January of 2027.

Who this role is ideal for:

• Music producers and artists
• Musicians with studio experience
• Music educators or workshop facilitators
• Individuals passionate about music for social impact

If you believe in the power of music to create change and want to be part of something meaningful, we’d love to hear from you.

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time

Pay: From £105.00 per day

Work Location: In person