Mentoring · Online or in person
Mentoring for teachers
A mentor for a new or developing music teacher: planning, reflection and practical advice.
Who it is for
New teachers
Support in the first years of teaching.
Peripatetic teachers
Planning and managing a busy teaching timetable.
Schools
A mentor for a member of your music staff.
What you get
- One to one sessions with practical advice.
- Planning lessons and progress.
- Reflection after observation.
- A programme across a term.
Prices
Mentoring session
One hour- Single session£60
Mentoring programme
Across a term- Six sessions and two observations£440
Sessions are online or in person. Home visits are possible within an hour’s drive, with travel charged at £25 an hour, so online is usually quicker and cheaper.
How it works
- Get in touchTell me about your role and what you would like to work on.
- PlanWe agree goals.
- Sessions and observationsRegular conversations, with two observations in the programme.
- ReviewLook back on progress and next steps.
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Who is mentoring for?
Teachers who would like regular, practical support from someone experienced.
How long is the programme?
Six sessions and two observations across a term.
Can a school book it?
Yes. Get in touch to discuss.
Talk mentoring
Tell me about your role and what you need.