Singing Teacher

Position Overview

We are seeking an enthusiastic and engaging Singing / Glee Club Teacher / Supervisor to lead a weekly after-school Singing / Glee Club at a primary school in Consett, County Durham. The club will give children the opportunity to explore singing, music, and performance through fun, interactive activities while developing their vocal skills, musicality, confidence, creativity, and teamwork in a positive and supportive environment.

The club will run weekly from 3:30pm to 4:30pm (1 hour per week), with the day to be confirmed. We are aiming for the club to start at the beginning of November 2026.

Additional Club Opportunities

We are also currently recruiting enthusiastic teachers, instructors, coaches, and supervisors to deliver other weekly after-school clubs at the same primary school, including:

Recorder | Drama | Guitar | Art | Dance | Martial Arts

If you have experience in more than one of these areas, there may be an opportunity to lead multiple clubs across the week. Please let us know which subjects or activities you would be confident delivering when applying.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead and supervise a small group of primary-aged children during fun and engaging Singing / Glee Club sessions.
• Plan and deliver structured, age-appropriate singing activities, vocal exercises, and musical games.
• Teach children a variety of songs, including popular music, musical theatre, and other age-appropriate repertoire.
• Introduce basic vocal techniques, including breathing, pitch, rhythm, harmonies, and clear pronunciation.
• Encourage children to develop their confidence, musical expression, listening skills, and enjoyment of singing.
• Incorporate group singing, movement, and simple performance activities to make sessions interactive and enjoyable.
• Adapt activities to accommodate different ages, abilities, and levels of singing experience.
• Create a positive and inclusive environment where every child feels comfortable participating and expressing themselves.
• Communicate effectively with school staff and, where appropriate, parents regarding children's participation and progress.
• Ensure teaching resources and the activity space are organised, safe, and prepared for each session.

Experience & Skills

• Experience teaching singing, music, or performing arts to primary-aged children in schools, clubs, private tuition, or similar settings.
• Confidence leading group singing activities and engaging children of varying ages and musical abilities.
• A good understanding of basic vocal techniques, musicality, rhythm, and age-appropriate repertoire.
• Ability to plan and deliver creative, interactive, and enjoyable singing sessions.
• An enthusiastic, patient, positive, and encouraging approach to working with young learners.
• Strong communication and organisational skills.
• A background in singing, music education, musical theatre, performing arts, or teaching is highly desirable.

Pay: £30.00 per hour

Work Location: In person