As a tutor, you’ll provide personalized guidance, encouraging students to reach their musical goals. Through your mentorship, you will build students’ confidence and love for music. By becoming a tutor, you can make a meaningful impact, supporting youth who may have limited access to music education. 

As a tutor, you’ll gain experience in lesson planning, time management, and team collaboration. GFG also offers training workshops to support your growth as an educator. Growth opportunities are ongoing, with regular training sessions, feedback, and professional development events. 

By joining as a tutor, you become part of a supportive network where musicians work together, share knowledge, and uplift one another. Tutors can engage in community-building activities and collaborate with other GFG branches at any time. 

• Must be proficient in at least one musical instrument and have four years of consistent practice or study. 

• Must have a solid foundation of fundamental music theory and practical experience with their instrument.

• Must have at least one year of performance experience, which may include recitals, gigs, band performances, or other live events. 

• Must be confident playing in front of an audience, which helps them teach students about performing techniques.

• Passion for teaching youth and inspiring a love of music.

• Strong communication skills and patience with beginner musicians.

• Willingness to learn new teaching methods and participate in ongoing professional development provided by GFG.