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Saltus has the following opportunity commencing in August 2026

Since 1888, Saltus Grammar School has been shaping the future of education in Bermuda. Today, we offer a dynamic and inclusive learning environment for students ages 4–18, guided by our triple accreditation with CAIS, NEASC, and the British Columbia Offshore School program. From Kindergarten through Grade 10 we deliver the BC Curriculum, with Grade 11 launching in September 2026, complemented by Advanced Placement (AP) courses in the senior years, ensuring rigorous preparation for post-secondary success.

At Saltus, belonging, respect, integrity, courage, and empathy define our community. Our engaging, authentic learning experiences prepare students for a rapidly evolving world, nurturing future-ready skills and global citizenship. From our Reggio-inspired program for our youngest learners to the robust offerings in our Secondary School, Saltus is where tradition meets innovation in education.

Teacher of Instrumental Music

As a member of the Performing Arts team, the successful candidate will be a qualified music teacher experienced in teaching woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments to students in Middle and Senior School levels. The role includes teaching band classes, delivering one-to-one instrumental lessons, and leading large and small ensembles. This position also involves preparing students for ABRSM examinations, including theory and report writing, and contributing to courses aligned with the British Columbia Curriculum where applicable.

Responsibilities

• Teach woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments to students across Middle and Senior School levels
• Teach band classes and provide individual instrumental instruction
• Lead and direct large and small ensembles, rehearsals, and performances
• Prepare students for ABRSM practical and theory examinations, including written reporting
• Contribute to the planning and delivery of instrumental and ensemble programs aligned with curriculum expectations
• Create a differentiated, inclusive, and highly motivating learning environment in which students can thrive musically and personally
• Employ a range of teaching strategies to support skill development, musicianship, and ensemble performance
• Use appropriate assessment and feedback practices to support student growth and progress
• Contribute actively to performances, concerts, and the wider cultural life of the School
• Willingness to participate in extracurricular activities and the broader life of the School
• Willingness to provide cover for absences and/or undertake additional duties as required

Minimum Qualifications, Experience & Skills

• A recognised graduate qualification at the university level, with appropriate academic credentials in Music or Music Education
• A minimum of three years’ teaching experience at the Middle and/ or Senior School level
• Licensure with, or eligibility for licensure by, the Bermuda Educators Council
• Demonstrated expertise in teaching woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments
• Strong ensemble leadership skills, including experience directing bands and instrumental groups
• A reflective, lifelong learner committed to professional growth and continuous improvement
• Strong collaboration and communication skills, with the ability to work positively with students, colleagues, and parents
• Demonstrated flexibility and adaptability in a dynamic school environment
• Demonstrated understanding of, and commitment to, the Mission, Vision, Core Values, and Strategic Priorities of Saltus 
• Ability to handle confidential information with discretion, diplomacy, and tact
• Commitment to student safeguarding, wellbeing, and child protection best practices
• Relevant student safety certifications (e.g., SCARS, First Aid/ CPR/AED) are preferred or must be obtained
• A clean criminal record

Additional positions of responsibility may be available for qualified candidates.

About Saltus Grammar School

Since 1888, Saltus Grammar School has been shaping the future of education in Bermuda. Today, we offer a dynamic and inclusive learning environment for students ages 4–18, guided by our triple accreditation with CAIS, NEASC, and the British Columbia Offshore School program. From Kindergarten through Grade 10 we deliver the BC Curriculum, with Grade 11 launching in September 2026, complemented by Advanced Placement (AP) courses in the senior years, ensuring rigorous preparation for post-secondary success. At Saltus, our values, belonging, respect, integrity, courage, and empathy, define who we are. We provide engaging, authentic learning experiences that build future-ready skills, nurture global citizenship, and inspire innovation. From our Reggio-inspired early years program to our robust Secondary offerings, Saltus is a place where tradition and forward-thinking education come together to empower students to thrive in a rapidly evolving world.

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