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Course Leader - Performance, Songwriting & Vocals

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Part-time
£38,000 - £42,000 a year
8 days ago

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Data analysis skills
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Course Leader - Performance, Song Writing, Vocal Artistry

dBs Institute | Academic Leadership

Location: Bristol
Salary: £38,000–£42,000 (FTE)
Hours: 22.5 hours per week

Reports To: Quality Lead

Key Relationships: Module Leaders; Head of Campus; other Course Leaders; Student Support; Academic Services; Executive Head of Student Experience and Campus Life
External Relationships: Falmouth University; industry partners; students; professional bodies

About the role

We are looking for a course leader with expertise in Performance, Songwriting and / or Vocals.

This is a key academic leadership role responsible for shaping and delivering a high-quality, industry-relevant student experience across a full degree programme. You will ensure students experience a coherent, well-structured course that supports progression, achievement, and professional development.

The role combines academic leadership, curriculum oversight, student support, and teaching. You will act as the main academic point of contact for students on the course and work closely with Module Leaders to ensure consistency, quality, and progression across all levels.

We are flexible on specialism and workload, with a minimum commitment of 3 days per week and the option to increase to full time depending on course needs, specialism, and teaching allocation.

What you will do

You will take ownership of the academic coherence and delivery of a degree programme, ensuring students receive a joined-up and supportive learning experience from start to finish.

You will:

Lead and coordinate the student journey across all years of the course
Act as the primary academic contact for students, supporting progression, module choices, and academic development
Manage and support Module Leaders to ensure consistent delivery and standards
Oversee timetabling, delivery planning, and day-to-day academic coordination
Monitor student progression, retention, and engagement, and intervene where needed
Lead course review, monitoring, and enhancement activity, including action planning
Ensure curriculum and assessment remain current, industry-aligned, and academically robust
Contribute to assessment design, moderation, and standardisation processes
Teach within your specialist area and maintain active industry relevance
Support student employability through industry engagement and live projects
Work collaboratively across campuses to ensure consistency of standards and experience
Contribute to recruitment, interviews, open days, and outreach activity

About dBs

dBs Institute operates across three campuses in Bristol, Manchester, and Plymouth as a single faculty. Academic quality, curriculum, and student experience are developed collaboratively across all sites to ensure consistency and excellence.

You will work within a structured academic framework, supported by a Quality Lead, cross-campus Course Leaders, and institutional governance systems. This ensures you are supported in maintaining high standards without working in isolation.

At dBs Institute of Music, we’re committed to a diverse, inclusive creative community and actively encourage applications from women, Black, Asian and minority ethnic practitioners, LGBTQ+ creatives, and those with lived experience of underrepresentation in music and education.

What we are looking for

A postgraduate degree in songwriting, performance, vocals, or a closely related discipline; or substantial professional experience at a senior level in the music or creative arts industries that is demonstrably equivalent to postgraduate study

A postgraduate degree in songwriting, performance, vocals, or a closely related discipline; or substantial professional experience at a senior level in the music or creative arts industries that is demonstrably equivalent to postgraduate study.
A higher education teaching qualification or professional recognition (e.g. PGCert HE, FHEA or equivalent), or a commitment to achieving this within an agreed timeframe supported by the institution.
Experience of teaching, lecturing, training, or mentoring in a higher education, further education, or professional development context.
Demonstrable professional expertise in songwriting, performance or vocals, with a record of relevant industry practice at professional level.
Experience of engagement with a wide range of stakeholders, including students, colleagues, industry partners, and community representatives.
Knowledge of regulations, ethical standards, and quality frameworks governing higher education in the UK, including familiarity with awarding body requirements and academic regulations.
Knowledge of strategies to enhance student experience and approaches to teaching and learning that promote student success, progression, and satisfaction.
Understanding of portfolio-based and UDL-informed assessment approaches and their application in a higher education context.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build strong and productive working relationships with students, academic colleagues, and industry partners.
Strong organisational and self-management skills, with the ability to manage concurrent academic responsibilities across a busy and varied calendar.
Commitment to inclusive, equity-informed teaching practice and to creating a learning environment that supports students from diverse backgrounds.
Proficiency in data analysis and the technology tools used for student record management, timetabling, and reporting.
Commitment to excellence in higher education and to the ongoing development of professional practice.
Commitment to continuing professional development and to maintaining professional standards through reflective practice, sector engagement, and CPD activity.
Commitment to developing and maintaining internal and external networks with academic and non-academic partners and stakeholders.

What could a typical day look like in this role?

Delivering lessons, meeting with students, supporting and line managing staff teaching on your course, planning lessons, marking, and administrative tasks.

What we offer

The opportunity to shape and lead a flagship creative degree programme
Strong institutional support and a collaborative cross-campus academic network
A creative, industry-facing environment with real student impact
Opportunities for professional development and academic progression

How to apply

Please submit a CV and covering letter outlining your experience and relevant specialism. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to interview.

Please note that interviews may take place prior to the closing date and early application is encouraged.

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