Suzuki Teachers  

 Suzuki teachers need to be  passionate about music and believe that every child has the ability to play a musical instrument.

To be a  Suzuki teacher is an extremely rewarding profession where you will work with truly committed parents who enjoy learning music with their children.

 Benefits of becoming a Suzuki teacher

•   internationally recognized qualifications.

•  professional structure for studio teachers.

•  support network for teachers, locally and overseas.

•  opportunity to develop and explore teaching techniques through an established repertoire.

• regular professional development activities to keep teachers abreast of best practice in music & teaching.

• regular access to high quality international and national teachers  and performers through conferences, masterclasses and workshops.

•  multitude of activities for teachers & students including concerts, ensembles, masterclasses, music camps & Suzuki Graduation.

 To  become a Suzuki teacher

Teachers undergo specialized training to teach the Suzuki Method.These  are fully  structured courses in instrumental teaching, pedagogy and philosophy. Applicants are chosen by audition and interview.

These part-time courses are provided at three levels: Primary, Intermediate and Advanced. Sunshine Piano School offers a full training course in piano as well as modules of Suzuki  Philosophy and Parent Education for all other instruments ( violin, cello, flute, guitar, singing, harp)

Teacher Trainees have an access to ongoing mentoring, lesson observations, instrumental lesson, piano pedagogy and Suzuki philosophy. 

If you would like to become a qualified Suzuki  teacher please contact us for more information

 Teacher Trainers International Conference, Boston, USA

with Dr Shini'chi Suzuki ( Japan)with Dr Kataoka ( Japan)with Seizo Azuma ( Japan)with C. Arambulo (Phillipines)

with Caroline Fraser (Peru)

 with K.I. Hwang, Sth Korea 

 "The mediocre teacher tells.The good teacher explains.The superior teacher  demonstrates.The great teacher inspires".    William Arthur Ward