Teaching a child how to play an instrument can be one of the most rewarding experiences in the world, but we know it can also be hard and sometimes overwhelming, especially in a group setting where you might have limited support. We also know that, despite any downsides, you are dedicated to making music accessible to every child, no matter what their background.

Musicians of Change (PGCEi) is designed with those day to day practical and emotional challenges in mind and focuses on bringing a new confidence to your teaching, working with a community of like-minded educators and world-leading instrumental and music education experts.

You will gain not only improved employment prospects and a masters-level qualification, but also a renewed sense of motivation and purpose, as well as the opportunity of working with an awarding-winning music education charity to make meaningful, long-lasting change.

Teaching a child how to play an instrument can be one of the most rewarding experiences in the world, but we know it can also be hard and sometimes overwhelming, especially in a group setting where you might have limited support. We also know that, despite any downsides, you are dedicated to making music accessible to every child, no matter what their background.

Musicians of Change (PGCEi) is designed with those day to day practical and emotional challenges in mind and focuses on bringing a new confidence to your teaching, working with a community of like-minded educators and world-leading instrumental and music education experts.

You will gain not only improved employment prospects and a masters-level qualification, but also a renewed sense of motivation and purpose, as well as the opportunity of working with an awarding-winning music education charity to make meaningful, long-lasting change.