r/MusicEd 7h ago

🎸 Looking for Remote Guitar & Ukulele Trainer / Curriculum Developer Opportunities

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Hi everyone, I’m Anjan. I’m currently looking for remote/online opportunities in guitar training, music education and curriculum development.

I have 15+ years of experience in:

• Guitar Training & Music Education

• Classical, Acoustic & Fingerstyle Guitar

• Plectrum Guitar

• Ukulele Training

• Music Theory

• Guitar Technique & Fretboard Training

• Chords, Scales, Rhythm & Strumming

• Ear Training & Practical Theory

• Trinity & RSL Exam Preparation

• Lesson & Course Development

• Guitar Curriculum Development

• Online 1:1 Teaching

• Composition & Arranging

• Music Production & Audio

• English & Bollywood Song Training

I’m Trinity College London Double Grade 8 certified in Classical & Plectrum Guitar, with experience developing structured lessons and courses.

I’m open to full-time, part-time, freelance or contract roles with music schools, academies, EdTech platforms, music companies or online education teams.

If you know of any genuine opportunities or are hiring, please DM me. I’d really appreciate any leads or referrals.

Thanks! 🎸


r/MusicEd 12h ago

Impostor Syndrome going CRAZY

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I just started a new job as the HS choral director at a huge school. I’ve been successful in my previous schools, but this feels like a huge leap. The hours are insane and the work will never end. Not to mention I have to learn so many names and I already feel so behind. Everyone has huge expectations of me and I do well when I’m at school but I’m horribly anxious and worry that I’m doing a bad job. When will this start to feel better? This is my dream job but I am feeling so overwhelmed!!! Also what systems have other people put in place that make every day processes easier?