Music Production Teacher
£35,500 - £47,000 FTE
September 2026 start
Part-time (0.3 to 0.5 timetable)
Long-term/permanent contract
Teaching in an SEMH setting is one of the most rewarding and professionally enriching experiences in education. Every day brings the opportunity to make a genuine difference while developing specialist skills in behaviour, emotional wellbeing, and trauma-informed practice. If you're seeking a role that will challenge you, support your growth, and open doors to future leadership opportunities, we'd love to hear from you.
About the school:
A leading specialist education school is expanding its therapeutic SEND provision with the opening of a new campus in Ealing, West London, alongside the continued development of its wider Ealing-based services.
Supporting secondary and post-16 learners with Autism, SEMH and additional learning needs, the provision will offer a nurturing, ambitious, and highly personalised learning environment designed to help young people thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
The new campus will feature:
- Small class sizes and personalised learning pathways
- A therapeutic, multidisciplinary approach to education
- Modern learning spaces and specialist facilities
- Integrated wellbeing and therapeutic support
- Strong preparation for adulthood, independence, and employment
- A broad and engaging curriculum tailored to individual strengths and aspirations
- Excellent transport links across West London
As part of a wider specialist provision across the Ealing area, the campus will provide high-quality education within a supportive and inclusive community, helping young people develop the skills, confidence, resilience needed for successful futures by supporting students gain a wealth of accreditations and qualifications across multiple subjects and pathways.
About the role:
As a Music Production Teacher, you will inspire young people with Autism, SEMH, and additional learning needs through creative, hands-on learning in music technology and production. You will deliver engaging lessons that develop students' skills in recording, sequencing, mixing, and digital music creation, helping them express themselves creatively while building confidence and technical expertise. Working within a therapeutic and supportive environment, you will play a key role in preparing students for further study, training, and opportunities within the creative industries.
Who this role will suit:
This role is ideal for you if you are passionate about music production and want to use your expertise to engage and inspire young people. Whether your background is in music technology, audio engineering, production, or teaching music production, you will be committed to creating exciting learning experiences and helping students develop valuable creative and technical skills. You will thrive in this role if you are patient, adaptable, and motivated by supporting young people to discover their talents and achieve success.
If you are interested in this position or would like to have a conversation on how we can support you in your next teaching role, apply now or get in touch with Mohammed on 0203 011 4848 or mohammed@psinclusion.co.uk