This research, carried out across 2017– 2018, investigated Royal Birmingham Conservatoire graduates’ experiences of working as instrumental teachers. 31 participants (who graduated across 2012–16 and studied an optional ‘Further Pedagogy’ module in their final year) responded to a questionnaire, and two were observed whilst teaching, and subsequently interviewed (2018). Results indicate that RBC students who chose to extend their pedagogical training beyond the core provision offered in the third year proved highly employable as instrumental teachers. Graduates considered teaching to be both fulfilling and challenging and were able to use insights gained ‘on the job’ to advise others. Whilst the sample was clearly limited, these findings co...
Instrumental and vocal tuition is an important part of music education but relatively little is know...
Success, for the majority of performing arts majors, is defined as a performance career; and yet ver...
© 2018 Dr. Jenni Anne HillmanAustralian tertiary institutions offer many courses for musicians inten...
This research, carried out across 2017– 2018, investigated Royal Birmingham Conservatoire graduates’...
This research, carried out between 2020 and 2021, involves an online questionnaire and individual in...
It has been argued that conservatoires in England have a responsibility to train music educators. Th...
This thesis seeks to investigate the career-building process for conservatoire graduates. Life trans...
Most musicians are involved in educating others at some point in their career, with around 60% activ...
Previous research with classical instrumental musicians has highlighted the intrinsic benefits of te...
Previous research with classical instrumental musicians has highlighted the intrinsic benefits of te...
This study provides new insights concerning the development of professional identity in instrumental...
Conservatoires have long adopted the master-apprentice teaching model to vocationally prepare studen...
In trying to understand the complex interplay between effective learning and personal experience in ...
How can conservatoires best prepare their graduates to enter the current employment market in wester...
Music is compulsory for all English secondary school pupils up until the age of 14. The current shor...
Instrumental and vocal tuition is an important part of music education but relatively little is know...
Success, for the majority of performing arts majors, is defined as a performance career; and yet ver...
© 2018 Dr. Jenni Anne HillmanAustralian tertiary institutions offer many courses for musicians inten...
This research, carried out across 2017– 2018, investigated Royal Birmingham Conservatoire graduates’...
This research, carried out between 2020 and 2021, involves an online questionnaire and individual in...
It has been argued that conservatoires in England have a responsibility to train music educators. Th...
This thesis seeks to investigate the career-building process for conservatoire graduates. Life trans...
Most musicians are involved in educating others at some point in their career, with around 60% activ...
Previous research with classical instrumental musicians has highlighted the intrinsic benefits of te...
Previous research with classical instrumental musicians has highlighted the intrinsic benefits of te...
This study provides new insights concerning the development of professional identity in instrumental...
Conservatoires have long adopted the master-apprentice teaching model to vocationally prepare studen...
In trying to understand the complex interplay between effective learning and personal experience in ...
How can conservatoires best prepare their graduates to enter the current employment market in wester...
Music is compulsory for all English secondary school pupils up until the age of 14. The current shor...
Instrumental and vocal tuition is an important part of music education but relatively little is know...
Success, for the majority of performing arts majors, is defined as a performance career; and yet ver...
© 2018 Dr. Jenni Anne HillmanAustralian tertiary institutions offer many courses for musicians inten...