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Music Teacher Jobs in the UK

Teach music on your own terms. Set your own rates and hours, and teach online, in person or both. LearnMusic handles your bookings, messages and payments.

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Arun McGoay, LearnMusic founder and piano teacher

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Arun McGoayFounder and piano teacher

Former pupil, Chetham's School of Music

Three steps from here to your first student.

  1. Create your profile

    Add your instruments, your rate and the times you teach.

  2. Students find you

    They message you free and book the times you set.

  3. Teach and get paid

    In person or in our online lesson room. Payment is collected at booking and paid out after the lesson.

Your page, beautiful on every screen.

Enrico Governale's LearnMusic profile on a laptop: his photo, Vocal coach, voice lessons online and in person in Winchester, £42 an hour.
The same profile on a phone: his photo, his name, Vocal coach and a Book your free first lesson button.

How much do music teachers earn in the UK?

Music teachers on LearnMusic set their own hourly rates, with most profiles charging £25 to £80 per hour as of July 2026, and every teacher pays 0% LearnMusic platform commission on lesson bookings — keeping 100% of their lesson price apart from standard payment-processing fees.

an hour: what most teachers here charge (July 2026)
£25–£80
LearnMusic commission on lesson bookings
0%
to join, with no subscription
£0

Find music teaching work near you.

This hub links 33 UK city and area pages. Each one covers local demand, who can apply, and how to start. Online teaching reaches students anywhere in the UK, whichever city you call home.

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