Unlock your potential as a music educator and performer with the Music Educator Pathway Program. Designed for high school graduates and students currently completing a bachelor’s degree in music, this unique program offers the perfect blend of entry-level teaching and performance training. Whether you’re looking to start your teaching career or enhance your musical skills, our program provides the tools you need to succeed.

Professional Development
As an Emerging Educator, you’ll benefit from 30 hours of professional development per year. These sessions are led by an industry professional and established music teacher, offering expert guidance on everything from classroom management to effective teaching techniques, and the development of your personal teaching style.

• Build Your Teaching Skills: Gain real-world experience working with students and develop your confidence as an instructor.
• Enhance Your Performance: Improve your musical ability while learning to teach others.
• Learn from the Best: Our professional development sessions will equip you with the tools and knowledge needed to thrive in the music education industry.
• Supportive Environment: Join a community of passionate, like-minded young musicians and educators, with opportunities for collaboration and growth.

Through our comprehensive training, participants will receive hands-on experience teaching beginner students a variety of instruments, including:

• Keyboard
• Violin
• Singing
• Woodwind
• Brass
• Percussion

You will be assigned group classes to teach, putting your knowledge into practice while gaining valuable experience in a supportive and structured environment.

Whether you dream of becoming a music teacher or want to refine your performance skills, the Music Educator Pathway Program at Penrith Conservatorium of Music provides an exciting pathway for you to achieve your goals.

To apply for the Music Educator Pathway Program, please send your application to conservatorium@penrith.city. Include the following:

• A current CV outlining your music education and any relevant experience
• A cover letter detailing your interest in the program and your aspirations as a music teacher
• A short video or audio recording showcasing your performance skills (optional but encouraged).

If you have any questions, please contact Brian Kjim at brian.kjim@penrith.city or call (02) 4723 7601