NZ Music Commission Education Programmes

It's been a busy first week of NZ Music Month! We've kicked off mentoring at Manurewa High School and Alfriston College with Mazbou Q in Tāmaki Makaurau, Emily Rice (Aro) at Te Kauwhata College in Kirikiriroa, Jed Parsons and Hera with Te Tihi-o-Maru schools, Roncalli College, Timaru Boys' High School - authorised page & Timaru Girls' High School.

We're excited to announce applications for the 2023 Musicians Mentoring in Schools Programme are open now!

Through this programme students and teachers can benefit from the advice and experience of professional musicians from the NZ music industry. Our Mentors have a range of expertise which we try to match to your learning goals and your students.
The programme is designed for around 60 schools per year, ten hours each, free of charge. All our mentors are police-vetted.

We would love to work with your kura in 2023 and invite you to apply now.

Application link here: https://airtable.com/shr9YC5zpSJFjGdsG

Please don't hesitate to reach out if your have any questions,

Ngā mihi,

NZMC Education team!

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We are delighted to share the winning song "Summertime" by Finn and Hugo Clark, for Hook, Line & Sing-A-Long this year.

You can find it and more resources here!
https://loom.ly/Ft2Zx5g
YouTube video
https://loom.ly/Qf-wrng

Hook, Line and Sing-a-long 2022 "Summertime" with NZ Sign Language 2022's winning Hook, Line and Sing-a-long, by Finn and Hugo Clark (Homeschool, Hawke's Bay). Full version with New Zealand Sign Language, ukulele chords and ...

It's the first week of Term 2 and NZ Music Month!
We've had the wonderful work of Aro, Laughton Kora at a Wananga at Te Tai Tokerau. Jed Parsons in Timaru visiting Geraldine High School and Craighead Dioscean School. Jimmy Christmas's rock talents at Kaipara College and Rodney College!

Updates from the NZ Music Commission Education team! We would like to introduce Jessica Bailey, the new Education Manager at the Music Commission. Jess comes to us from Auckland Art Gallery, where she was a Gallery Educator working on their schools programme and creating resources to support NZQA and NZ curriculum outcomes. You may also have come acr...

Hope everyone has had a wonderful summer break and welcome to the new year! Our 2022 Musicians Mentoring in Schools' programme is now LIVE for application. It will close February 21, so get your applications in 🙂

You can find it at: https://forms.gle/xv6cuNyLTqKnHJ7M7

Through this programme students and teachers can benefit from the advice and experience of professional musicians from the NZ music industry. Our Mentors have a range of expertise which we try to match to your learning goals and your students. The programme is designed for around 60 schools per year, ten hours each.

Applications are open until February 21st at which time they are analysed in balance with our responsibilities for fairness of resourcing, for diversity of regions, a balance of urban and rural, and for a spread of deciles.

There is no cost to your school other than for a reliever. This reliever allows a teacher to be present at the Mentoring sessions.
Any questions, please get in touch via [email protected]

NZ Music Commission Musicians Mentoring in Schools Programme 2022 Through this programme students and teachers can benefit from the advice and experience of professional musicians from the NZ music industry. Our Mentors have a range of expertise which we try to match to your learning goals and your students. The programme is designed for around 60 schools per year...

Our Education Manager is moving to an exceptional teaching opportunity, so the Music Commission is looking for a dynamic and energetic person with a background in music education to fill this role. A wide and varied knowledge of New Zealand music is absolutely essential.

The key responsibilities of the Education Manager are:

Managing the Music Commission’s contract with the Ministry of Education to deliver the Musicians Mentoring in Schools and Bands Mentoring in Schools programmes.

Advocacy for contemporary popular music for young people and liaison with other music education offices and organisations.
It is a permanent 0.8 – 1 FTE role based in central Auckland due to commence in late September 2021, but is flexible for the right candidate.

https://www.thebigidea.nz/work/231412-nz-music-commission-education-manager

Record number of mentoring sessions happening around Aotearoa today after the Easter weekend! We have 7 Mentors in Schools today with Jimmy Colbert at Kerikeri High School, Lavina Williams at Bream Bay College, julia deans at Sacred Heart Girls' College, New Plymouth, Jeremy Redmore at Outoemotai, Ben King at Liston College, Thomas Oliver at Wairarapa College and Jenny Mitchell at St Hilda's Collegiate School.

In collaboration with Auckland Live, is proud to announce the launch of the Young Gig Makers Grant | He Taiohi Kaiwhakarite Kaupapa⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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