Position: Music TeacherLocation: Northumberland and surrounding areasRole Type: Flexible - Full-time & Part-time Secondary Music Teaching Jobs availableAge Range: Key Stage 3 (KS3), Key Stage 4 (KS4) & Key Stage 5 (KS5)Start Date: ASAP & from January 2026Rate of Pay: £140 to £261.79 per day Are you a passionate Music Teacher based in the Northumberland area looking for flexibility, competitive pay, and support in your teaching journey? Whether you're seeking short-term supply, long-term placements, or a route into a permanent role - Tradewind Recruitment has you covered! Why Join Tradewind Recruitment? Local roles available: Music teaching positions available across Northumberland, ideal for those relying on public transport Flexible work: Choose when and where you work - perfect for maintaining a healthy work-life balance Permanent opportunities: Support to secure permanent Music teaching roles across the North East Long-term roles immediately available: Paid to scale from day one with no 12-week AWR waiting period Sign-on Bonus: £300 if you are currently registered with another agency Referral Bonus: £100 for every teacher or teaching assistant you refer Pension: Automatic enrolment into a pension scheme Free Education and Training via the National College: Monthly CPD, safeguarding and subject-relevant training Free Enhanced DBS (Update Service): DBS cost reimbursed when applied for through Tradewind Recruitment Guaranteed Pay Scheme: Secure your income for the 2025/26 academic year Exclusive opportunities: Music teaching roles available only through Tradewind Recruitment Weekly pay: Get paid every week - no delays Simply Teaching roles: Opportunities with no planning, marking, or assessment requirements What You'll Need: UK QTS (Qualified Teacher Status) or equivalent, with a specialism in Music No QTS? We also offer Cover Supervisor, Instructor, and Teaching Assistant roles within secondary schools ECTs / NQTs welcome: We actively support Early Career Teachers Previous experience teaching Music in a UK secondary school is desirable but not essential