Saxophone Teacher Woodwind Specialist (Clarinet an Advantage) (Full-time)
Curro is an independent schooling provider that offers quality education from the early childhood development phase to Grade 12. Curro prides itself on providing an ethical, values-based environment and offers learner-centric, balanced, innovative and relevant curricula across schools.
Curro seeks to appoint a Saxophone Teacher Woodwind Specialist (Clarinet an Advantage) (Full-time) at Curro Durbanville in Durbanville to commence duties in January 2027
Are you a passionate music educator who loves inspiring young musicians and developing instrumental talent? Curro Durbanville High School is looking for a dedicated, enthusiastic, and dynamic saxophone teacher to join our vibrant Music Department in 2027! We are looking for someone who is excited to build on our existing saxophone offering, nurture the musical growth of our current learners, and help us establish and expand a thriving woodwind programme within our school. With five current saxophone learners taking the instrument as a subject, this is an exciting opportunity to grow an existing programme while creating new possibilities for woodwind tuition and ensemble playing in the future.
Curro is an equal-opportunity employer, therefore preference will be given to EE candidates.
Key performance areas
- Deliver engaging, high-quality saxophone tuition to high school learners.
- Support and develop learners\’ technical, musical, and performance abilities.
- Encourage participation and help grow the school\’s woodwind programme.
- Prepare learners for assessments, performances, and school music events.
- Work closely with the Music Department to foster a vibrant and inspiring musical environment.
Qualifications, experience and skills
- A strong foundation in saxophone teaching, instrumental technique, and musicianship.
- Must be SACE registerd.
- Experience teaching high school learners across varying ability levels (ABRSM Grade 1-7).
- A patient, encouraging, and engaging teaching style that motivates learners to reach their potential.
- The ability to develop and expand an existing saxophone programme while attracting new woodwind learners.
- Strong communication, organisational, and interpersonal skills.
- The ability to teach clarinet, which would be considered a distinct advantage.
- A collaborative approach and willingness to contribute to the broader musical life of the school.
Closing date: 09 November 2026.
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