Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Music Hub

We are the new partnership board for the new music hub covering Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. The board will provide scrutiny, support and skills to ensure music education thrives and develops, works in partnership, draws in new resources and delivers the music education plan with children and young people at its heart. We are looking to appoint committed and enthusiastic board members who can bring their own creativity, connections and expertise to the hub. For more information, please download the information leaflet below.

Woodwind Support Staff

We are looking to recruit woodwind players to support our Robin Hood Youth Orchestra on Saturdays (during term-time) at Nottingham Contemporary. Our freelance teachers are paid £27.50/hour. If this is something you are interested in, please email your CV and coverletter to michael.aspinall@nottinghammusichub.org.uk

Cover Staff

Nottingham Music Service works in 80% of primary schools in Nottingham City as well as secondary schools, academies and colleges. We have a wonderful team of dedicated staff and are looking to recruit some hourly-paid bank staff to ensure that children continue receiving their music education even when our staff are unavailable due to illness or other circumstances. This is a fantastic opportunity for instrumental teachers/musicians (all instruments welcome) who want to add some freelance, extra work to their experience.

Base: Nottingham City Schools
Hours: Flexible
Pay: £20 - £25/hour (experience dependent)

If you are interested in applying, please send your resume and a cover letter to michael.aspinall@nottinghammusichub.org.uk

Join our Board

Nottingham Music Service are seeking to appoint trustees to join our current board of seven members. We are looking for individuals with interests and experience in working with diverse young audiences, digital engagement, commercial development, fundraising and strategic HR. We welcome applications from those who do not have previous board experience or specific areas of experience, as mentoring can be offered in the role. 

We particularly encourage applications from disabled people and people from black, Asian and ethnic backgrounds, as these groups are currently under-represented in the music education sector and at Board level. 

The trustees play an integral role in steering the charity towards its strategic mission to make music make a difference, identifying key priorities and ensuring that the organisation continues to grow, adapt and improve. Please see the document below for more information on trustee roles and on how to apply.

Please email michael.aspinall@nottinghammusichub.org.uk for more information about the position or if you have any questions.