MU Music Education Hub Pack
Introduction
The Musicians' Union has over 30,000 members and, of these, approximately two thirds work in music education as part of their portfolio careers.
Our principal role is to support and advise our members in all aspects of their careers and to offer training opportunities to help professionalise the music education workforce. As partners of the Hubs will be key employers and engagers of musicians in education, the MU is keen to play its part in helping the Hubs succeed.
We understand that many musicians who teach tend to work in isolation and are at risk of being unaware of what Hubs are or what they might mean for them. The MU has a unique role to play in addressing this potential gap in understanding and so we will be organising a series of regional days, What Hubs mean for you and how to develop your career.
We hope that Hub leaders will be involved in these days and signpost musicians working in education to these events. Musicians who work with children and young people in local areas and are independent of organisations (Music Services, schools etc.) have a critical role to play in helping the Hubs to succeed and we can help ensure they are aware of what Hubs are and how to engage with them.
Finally, we would like to take this opportunity to urge you to make sure that instrumental teachers are represented on your local advisory or stakeholder groups as they are a valuable resource and essential part of the workforce.
Contact
Please contact Diane, Fran or Bindu at the MU for more information.
- Email: teachers@themu.org
- Tel: 020 7840 5506
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