Speaker
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Josh CadmanDirector of Operations, Sing EducationSing Education is a leader in music education, dedicated to enabling every child to experience the transformative power of music.
Our mission is to inspire children through collective singing and music-making in schools, fostering creativity, confidence, and a sense of community.
We provide expert training for both music specialists and classroom teachers, equipping them to deliver engaging, curriculum-aligned music lessons. Whether through whole-class teaching, choirs, or instrumental activities, we ensure that all children have the opportunity to sing and play together, making music an integral and joyful part of their school experience.
Location
- Online
Confidently Teach Music
Focus: Curriculum
For: Class teachers who would like to feel more confident delivering music lessons. Suitable for experienced teachers, ECTs and HLTAs.
Description:
Simple and Fun Strategies for Every Classroom Teacher with Sing Education
Feel like music is a bit out of your comfort zone? You’re not alone! This relaxed, practical course is perfect for any class teacher who wants to build confidence in leading music lessons-no matter what curriculum you’re working with, be it your school’s in-house program, Charanga, Kapow, or Sing Education.
Over 1.5 hours, you’ll learn simple but effective ways to bring music into your classroom, even if you don’t consider yourself musical. Led by Sing Education, a trusted provider of music education for schools UK wide, we’ll guide you through the basics-like pulse, rhythm, and pitch-and show you three easy ways to teach any song. Plus, you’ll pick up our tried-and-tested song teaching steps that work with all age groups.
This course is hands-on and designed to boost your confidence, giving you tools you can use right away. Whether you’re an experienced teacher, an ECT, or a HLTA, this session will leave you feeling ready to make music an enjoyable and manageable part of your lessons.
Director’s Note:
Great support for those teachers who feel they need additional support with teaching music.