Teaching Classroom Music Through Singing: LEVEL 2 (2-day course)
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Description
A more musically challenging two-day course for teachers and music practitioners who want to extend and develop pupils at the top of primary or lower secondary.
This is the third and final course in our progressive Teaching Classroom Music Through Singing series. It focusses on the extension of musical skills and understanding, and how to develop a musically meaningful approach to reading notation.
Led by Dr. Sally Cathcart.
Course materials and lunch included.
Day 1 - Thu 23 Jan 2020, 10am - 4pm
Day 2 - Thu 13 Feb 2020, 10am - 4pm
To pay by invoice or if you have any queries please contact us on 020 7520 1430 or by email: vf@voices.org.uk
Organiser Voices Foundation
Organiser of Teaching Classroom Music Through Singing: LEVEL 2 (2-day course)
The Voices Foundation is a national music education charity which seeks to transform learning outcomes in schools through high quality music education.
Our courses are for anyone teaching music in early years or primary settings or for those leading choirs in KS1, 2 & 3. They are effective as a stand alone training opportunity, or can act as a boost to a Voices Foundation programme you are part of in-school. Participants will develop their understanding of teaching music, learn how to implement music in their setting and take away practical ideas and resources which they can use immediately.
We can offer the following discounts on multiple course packages:
- Buy two courses together: 10% discount
- Buy three courses together: 15% discount
- Buy four courses together: 20% discount
Please contact deborah.guest@voices.org.uk for an exclusive discount code.
Bursary Places: We do have a small number of bursary places available where financial aid is needed. Please contact Deborah.guest@voices.org.uk for more information.
Voices Foundation reserves the right to cancel each course within one week of the start date. If this is the case, refunds will be processed.
www.voices.org.uk / 020 7520 1430 / vf@voices.org.uk
