<p><strong>Why You’ll Love Working at iROCK:</strong></p><ul><li><strong>Engaging Environment</strong>: Teach a singing elective for <strong>10-15 primary students</strong> on a weekly basis. You&#39;ll collaborate with our rock band program, running concurrently, and work towards a joint performance at the end of each term. Each term introduces new students, keeping the teaching experience fresh and exciting.</li><li><strong>Supportive Conditions</strong>: Enjoy working in an environment similar to regular schools but with fewer administrative demands, allowing you to focus on teaching and performance preparation.</li><li><strong>Collaborative Performances</strong>: Lead your vocal students to shine in <strong>end-of-term performances</strong>, where the vocal class and the rock band program come together to put on an unforgettable show.</li><li><strong>Day and Travel</strong>: The position requires travel to <strong>Pakenham</strong> and availability on <strong>Mondays</strong> for the weekly classes.</li><li><strong>Holidays</strong>: Some school holiday work at iROCKHQ in Cranbourne West will be required.</li></ul><p><strong>What We’re Looking For:</strong></p><ul><li><strong>Australian Residents Only</strong>: This role is open to individuals residing in Australia, with the right to work locally.</li><li><strong>Qualified Singing/Vocal Teachers</strong>: Some experience teaching vocals and singing to primary-aged students, with the ability to inspire and guide young voices in both solo and group settings.</li><li><strong>Music Enthusiasts</strong>: You’ll need to be comfortable working with a range of musical styles and integrating your vocal program with our rock band program.</li><li><strong>Collaborators</strong>: Work closely with the rock band teacher to plan performances and ensure the vocal and band programs complement each other, especially during the end-of-term showcases.</li><li><strong>Program Developers</strong>: Contribute to the development of the singing elective, ensuring a rich, engaging, and varied curriculum for the students.</li><li><strong>Availability</strong>: Applicants must be available to work on <strong>Mondays</strong> and willing to travel to <strong>Pakenham</strong> for weekly classes.</li></ul><p><strong>Key Responsibilities:</strong></p><ul><li>Lead a weekly singing elective for 10-15 primary students.</li><li>Plan and deliver engaging lessons that focus on vocal technique, performance skills, and group dynamics, while incorporating iROCK’s core values of fun, relationships, personalised learning, and creativity.</li><li>Collaborate with the rock band teacher to coordinate joint performances at the end of each term.</li><li>Inspire and mentor students through their vocal journeys, helping them build confidence and stage presence.</li><li>Contribute to and support the end-of-term performance, where both the vocal and rock band students showcase their work together.</li></ul><p><strong>Why iROCK?</strong></p><p>At iROCK Music School, we believe in fun, relationships, personalised learning, and creativity. Our mission is to make music education a thrilling experience, where both students and teachers are excited to be a part of a dynamic, supportive, and innovative community. If you’re passionate about music education and eager to make a difference in the lives of young students, we’d love to hear from you!</p><p>Please include the following qualifying question in the first paragraph of your cover letter:</p><p><i>Who built our website? (Hint: scroll to the bottom right of our homepage.)</i></p><p>Answering this shows us you&#39;ve carefully read the ad!</p>