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Musical Theatre/Drama Instructor
Brent NW10
£40 an hour
Freelance

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£40 an hour
Freelance
Brent NW10

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Club Details

Club Name: Drama/Musical Theatre Afterschool Club

Schedule: Every THURSDAY, 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM

Duration (Ongoing Dates): 8th of January until 26th of March (Ongoing Term)

Location: Primary school in the Brent area (NW9)

Pay: £35 per hour

Students: KS2 (Ages 8–11)

Job Summary

Dance&Arts LTD is seeking a dynamic and experienced Drama/Musical Theatre Instructor to lead an ongoing afterschool club every Thursday during the spring term, starting January 8th, in a primary school in the Brent area (NW9). This role is ideal for an individual passionate about theatre and performance who can inspire creativity and maintain a structured, energetic club environment.

You will deliver engaging sessions focused on basic acting techniques, improvisation, script work, and musical theatre fundamentals (acting/singing/movement). The primary goal is to provide a fun, creative, and non-judgemental environment where KS2 students can explore their dramatic and musical talents. This is a paid, regular weekly position requiring reliability and strong classroom management skills.

Responsibilities

  • Plan and deliver dynamic, age-appropriate Musical Theatre/Drama sessions for KS2 pupils (ages 8–11).
  • Lead exercises in improvisation, character development, voice projection, and basic staging/choreography.
  • Ensure sessions are inclusive and adaptable to different confidence levels and abilities.
  • Inspire students to participate fully, build self-confidence, and enjoy the creative process.
  • Maintain a positive, enthusiastic, and structured classroom atmosphere.
  • Communicate effectively with school staff and the Dance&Arts coordination team regarding the sessions.
  • Follow all safeguarding and health & safety standards.

Experience and Skills

  • Essential Experience: Proven experience teaching or leading drama, acting, or musical theatre classes with children (ages 8-11).
  • Strong Knowledge: Proficiency in fundamental drama techniques, script interpretation, and musical theatre performance skills.
  • Key Skills: Excellent communication, high energy, and effective classroom management skills.
  • Personal Qualities: Reliable, enthusiastic, and passionate about inspiring creativity through performance.
  • Vetting: Enhanced DBS check (or willingness to obtain one).
  • Qualifications: A degree or qualification in Drama, Theatre Arts, or a related field is desirable but not strictly required.

Job Type: Freelance

Pay: £40.00 per hour

Expected hours: 1 per week

Work Location: In person

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