Music CPD for Teachers: Build Your Own Instrumental Skills
Lots of teachers are asked to lead music without being confident players themselves. Our CPD sessions help teachers and school staff learn or improve an instrument, so they feel at home with music in the classroom, in assemblies and in clubs.
Who it's for
Primary class teachers who teach music but don't play
Music leads and subject leaders who want to add an instrument
Teaching assistants and staff running music clubs
Secondary staff who want to refresh their playing
What you can learn
Guitar, bass, drums, keyboard, piano, singing and ukulele (the same instruments we teach in schools)
Chords and rhythms you can use with a class straight away
Playing together as a staff band
Complete beginners welcome
How it runs
In your school: a staff INSET session, or a weekly after-school group
At our Aldershot studio: small-group or one-to-one sessions at Snug Creative Hub
All sessions are in person, taught face to face
Short blocks or a full term, arranged around the school timetable
Pricing on application, depending on the format and number of staff
Certificate of attendance
Every teacher receives a certificate of attendance at the end of their CPD, for their professional development record.
Taught by professional musicians
Our tutors are working musicians from the industry, and we've been teaching music in schools since 1995.
Optional graded exams
Staff who want a qualification can take Trinity Rock & Pop graded exams at our accredited centre in Aldershot (Centre 66105).
Get in touch
Call 01252 368330 (Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm, term time) and we'll ring you back, or email steve@rockandpopfoundation.com.
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