Sutton Music Trust
Music Tutors

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Sutton Music Trust seeks experienced, engaging music tutors to teach at our out-of-hours Music Academy in Violin, Woodwind (Saxophone and Clarinet), and Vocals.
If you are passionate about music education and want to help young musicians progress, we look forward to hearing from you!
Roles Available
Woodwind (Clarinet & Saxophone)
- Wednesdays, 17:25-19:30
- Cheam Park Farm Primary Academy, SM3 9UE
Violin
- Saturdays, 9:50-13:20 (incl 10min unpaid break)
- Cantium House, Wallington, SM6 0DZ
Vocal (Maternity Cover)
- Thursdays, 17:00-19:00
- Cantium House, Wallington, SM6 0DZ
- Saturdays, 9:00-13:10
- Cheam Park Farm Primary Academy, SM3 9UE
Hourly Rate
- Self-Employed £36.59 p/h
Location
- As Above, London Borough of Sutton
This role is offered on a self-employed basis. Successful applicants will be responsible for managing their own tax and National Insurance obligations.
About Sutton Music Trust
Sutton Music Trust (SMT) strives to help all children and young people across the borough to make, be inspired by, and celebrate the music that they love. We provide access to music in all its forms for the people of the London Borough of Sutton. We offer brilliant and affordable music tuition, opportunities to participate and excel in performance, and we champion new and exciting forms of music.
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Sutton Music Trust is proud to be committed to hiring a diverse workforce. We welcome applications from enthusiastic, engaging, and skilled individuals to join SMT’s pool of music tutors on any instrument, including voice, technology-based music, composition, and songwriting.
Role Responsibilities
Sutton Music Trust’s tutors deliver inclusive, inspirational, and high-quality music lessons/rehearsals to children and young people. Music lessons are offered in school, or out-of-school settings within the London Borough of Sutton. Tuition work may include teaching one-to-one, small groups, whole classes of pupils, working with musical groups, and assisting with performances or one-off projects (including trips and residentials).


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We are looking for music educators who can contribute to SMT’s vision and:
- Inspire young musicians of all ages to develop a lifelong love of music-making.
- Plan and deliver inclusive, exciting, and engaging music lessons/rehearsals/sessions.
- Create teaching environments where learners can progress, meet high expectations, and experience different musical styles and cultures.
- Are effective communicators.
- Can assess students’ progress and plan accordingly.
- Use their instrument/voice/skills to demonstrate effectively and with confidence.
- Are committed to the safeguarding of children and young people.
- Understand that it is everybody’s responsibility to tackle discrimination against protected characteristics (as per the Equality Act) and promote tolerance and understanding.
Application
For more information and to apply, visit www.suttonmusictrust.org.uk/work-with-us
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