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    • 30 days holidays (plus Bank Holidays) and office closure at Christmas.
    • Full-time, Permanent - 35 hours per week.
    • Inspire creativity, confidence and a lifelong love of music.
    • Comfortable teaching 1-to-1, 1-to-2, and small groups.
    • Grade 8 (or higher) in guitar.
    • You’ll be teaching small groups of children during the school day, helping them discover their creativity through music.
    • Enjoy working with children aged 5–11.
    • The wage for this position is £19.25 per teaching hour.
    • Collaborating with colleagues to ensure consistency in teaching and learning experiences.
    • Inspire creativity, confidence and a lifelong love of music.
    • Comfortable teaching 1-to-1, 1-to-2, and small groups.
    • Grade 8 (or higher) in piano.
    • Inspire creativity, confidence and a lifelong love of music.
    • Comfortable teaching 1-to-1, 1-to-2, and small groups.
    • Grade 8 (or higher) in Cello.
    • Support occasional concerts, performances and school music events.
    • Teach engaging lessons at the music school and in primary schools during the day.
    • Engaging, adaptable teacher who can make music exciting and achievable.
    • Comfortable teaching structured exam preparation and student-chosen music.
    • Grade 8 qualification in music theory/instrument (not essential).
    • Friendly and professional approach to teaching.
    • Undergraduate/ Postgraduate Degree in Music.

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Business Development Manager
Cheshire
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Hybrid work
Up to £23,250 a year
Part-time, Permanent

Job details

Up to £23,250 a year
Flexitime, Employee discount, Work from home, Company events, Flexible schedule
Part-time, Permanent
Flexitime, Holidays
Hybrid work in Cheshire

Full job description

The perks

  • Full time equivalent £45,000
  • Up to £23,250 annual earnings - including up to £3,000 performance bonus
  • 3 days a week - averaging 22.5 hours
  • Term-time only - 39 working weeks with school holidays off!
  • Flexible hours - manage your own schedule
  • Flexible location - home-based with regular school visits
  • Meaningful work - help children thrive through music

A little about us

Music Squad is on a mission to help children feel really GOOD about themselves through music.

Since launching in 2021, we've grown from a small local business into an award-winning music education company with a fast-growing national franchise network. We bring inclusive piano, guitar and drum lessons and after-school music clubs into primary schools, but fun!

We're serious about music education, but we don't believe it needs to be stuffy. We're ambitious, energetic, a little bit silly and still have that flexible, entrepreneurial start-up spirit.

We've just turned five, and we're entering an exciting new phase of growth!

The Opportunity

We're looking for someone to help sustain and grow Music Squad Cheshire, the original and biggest branch of the Music Squad franchise network.

This is a varied, hands-on role, where ideas are welcomed, initiative is encouraged and you can genuinely make your mark. You'll love the satisfaction of turning a cold introduction into a new school partnership, filling an underperforming club or seeing pupil numbers grow because of something you've made happen.

You'll join an established business with excellent systems, resources and a supportive management team already in place. We just need someone with the confidence, initiative and determination to turn opportunities into results.

Your goal? Protect what we've built, help us grow and give even more children the chance to feel really GOOD about themselves through music.

What you’ll be doing

  • Growing existing provision: Use enrolment data, waiting lists and school relationships to maintain pupil numbers, proactively identify opportunities for expansion and improve underperforming provision.
  • Winning new schools: Plan and deliver proactive outreach campaigns to prospective schools, using Music Squad's existing marketing materials. Build relationships with headteachers, follow up consistently and turn interest into new school partnerships.
  • Inspiring children: Delivering exciting musical assemblies, workshops and taster sessions in primary schools.
  • Launching new provision: Drive and implement the launch of new lessons, clubs and instruments into schools, using our existing marketing resources and systems.
  • Finding brilliant people: Sourcing and interviewing potential new Squad Leaders, working with our management team to get them started.
  • Making things happen: Taking ownership of agreed targets, following through on opportunities and measuring results.

You'll work closely with our Operations Manager and Teaching & Team Lead, who look after the day-to-day administration and ongoing teaching quality.

Is this you?

We're looking for someone who combines commercial drive, musical confidence and an exceptional ability to connect with people.

You'll need to be:

  • Proactive and self-motivated: You spot what needs doing and get on with it, without needing constant direction.
  • Confident and persuasive: You can build relationships, inspire people, handle objections and communicate brilliantly.
  • Results-driven: You enjoy setting goals, overcoming challenges and seeing the impact of your work.
  • Commercially minded: You're comfortable interpreting data, recognising opportunities and making sensible business decisions.
  • Musically confident: You're comfortable demonstrating musical activities and engaging groups of children, ideally using piano or keyboard.
  • Organised and dependable: You can manage your own workload, keep things moving and follow through on commitments.

You don't need to have worked in business development before, but you should be able to demonstrate how you've used your initiative, communication skills and commercial judgement to achieve results. Experience in sales, business development, education or children's activities is an advantage, but we're particularly interested in people who can demonstrate initiative, commercial awareness and a track record of achieving results.

You'll also need a full UK driving licence, access to suitable transport and a commitment to safeguarding children.

How to apply

Sound like your kind of role? We'd love to hear from you!

Please send your CV and a short introduction telling us what excites you about joining Music Squad, to hq@musicsquad.co.uk. We'd love to see a quick, informal 30-second video, but a written introduction is absolutely fine too.

Applications close: Sunday 15 November 2026

Shortlisted candidates will be invited to an informal introductory conversation, followed by an interview and practical activity. Interviews will take place throughout November and early December. We may contact suitable candidates before the closing date.

Appointment will be subject to appropriate safeguarding and enhanced DBS checks.

If you're commercially driven, musically confident and love making things happen, we'd love to hear from you.

Pay: Up to £23,250.00 per year

Benefits:

  • Company events
  • Employee discount
  • Flexitime
  • Work from home

Work Location: Hybrid remote in Cheshire

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