Aitchison College seeks teachers who are deeply committed to the education and well-being of boys. Candidates must understand how to motivate boys and enrich their learning both within and beyond the classroom. Teachers at Aitchison are expected to inspire students and take an active interest in their academic and personal development. We value educators who serve as exemplary mentors—building strong, positive relationships with students and helping to shape their character.

All applications must be submitted through the HR Office. Contact by any other means will not be acknowledged. Please do not send applications or resumes to the Principal’s Office.

CURRENT JOB POSTINGS

Responsibilities
  • Teach music classes for Grades 2–6 following a structured curriculum in rhythm, melody, theory, composition, and performance.
  • Lead and support ensemble rehearsals, group music-making, and practical instrument lessons.
  • Teach and guide students in basic percussion, recorder, ukulele, keyboard, and general musical literacy.
  • Assist with instrument setup, care, organization, and maintenance.
  • Collaborate closely with the music department to ensure smooth progression between grade levels.
  • Participate in school events, including concerts, assemblies, showcases, and special programs.
  • Support students preparing for advanced music study, including future Cambridge IGCSE Music coursework.
Required Qualifications
  • Bachelor’s degree in Music, Music Education, or a related discipline (minimum requirement).
  • Training in music theory and/or performance.
  • Ability to teach foundational skills in percussion, melody instruments, and music literacy.
  • Experience teaching primary-aged students (Grades 2–6) is preferred.
  • Strong classroom management, communication, and organizational skills.
  • Ability to work effectively in a collaborative, team-based environment.
  • Familiarity with Cambridge IGCSE Music standards is an advantage.
Preferred Skills
  • Proficiency in at least one main instrument (piano, guitar, voice, or orchestral instrument).
  • Experience leading choirs, ensembles, or group music-making.
  • Creative, student-centered approach to lesson planning and classroom activities.
  • Passion for helping build a strong and sustainable music culture within the school.
  • Strong organizational skills for managing instruments, storage, and resources.
How to Apply

Please submit your CV, a brief cover letter, and any relevant teaching portfolio materials or performance links to: [email protected] by 16th December 2025