Western Instrumental Music Teacher

The Western Instrumental Music Teacher is responsible for teaching students the fundamentals and advanced techniques of Western music. The teacher develops a structured curriculum, conducts practical and theory lessons, prepares students for performances and examinations, and fosters an engaging and creative learning environment.

Key ResponsibilitiesTeaching & Training

• Conduct regular instrumental music classes for beginner, intermediate, and advanced students.
• Teach techniques such as posture, fingering, rhythm, articulation, reading notation, scales, chords, and performance skills.
• Guide students in understanding Western music theory, sight-reading, ear training, and rhythm exercises.
• Prepare students for recitals, concerts, competitions, and graded exams (Trinity, ABRSM, Rockschool, etc.).
• Provide personalized feedback to improve technique and musical expression.

Curriculum & Lesson Planning

• Create structured lesson plans tailored to students’ skill levels and learning goals.
• Select suitable repertoire including classical, contemporary, jazz, and popular music (as applicable).
• Maintain a consistent practice schedule and progression plan.

Performance & Event Preparation

• Organize and conduct student recitals, ensemble performances, and annual concerts.
• Assist with accompaniment, ensemble coordination, and stage readiness.
• Plan rehearsals and guide students in performance etiquette and confidence-building.

Administrative & Collaborative Duties

• Maintain accurate records of student attendance and progress.
• Communicate regularly with parents regarding student development.
• Coordinate with other teachers for interdisciplinary music programs or events.
• Help with instrument maintenance, tuning, and classroom setup.

Skills & QualificationsRequired

• Proficiency in at least one Western instrument (piano, guitar, violin, drums, etc.).
• Strong knowledge of Western music theory, notation, and performance techniques.
• Prior teaching experience or professional performance background.
• Ability to teach students of different ages with patience and clarity.
• Good communication skills and an encouraging teaching style.

Preferred

• Certification from recognized music boards (Trinity College London, ABRSM, Rockschool, etc.).
• Ability to teach multiple instruments or group ensembles.
• Experience with digital music tools or music software (GarageBand, Logic, Muse Score, etc.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: ₹20,000.00 - ₹25,000.00 per month

Benefits:

• Provident Fund

Work Location: In person