Our Directory of Providers can assist you with finding a music tutor.
You can use the filter options to narrow down your search. We suggest writing down your queries and questions for providers and then pasting it in to messages to a number of providers. Do remember that some providers may be fully booked at times so it is good idea to approach a few in the first instance. You can then base you decision on the responses you get.
Click here for Ten tips for finding the right music tutor for your child
If you wish to engage the services of an Associate to teach your child you should:
- Request your own references.
- Ask for evidence of their public liability insurance certificate, and check it is up to date.
- Ask to see the Associate’s Enhanced DBS certificate. Wiltshire Music Connect checks all individual Associate members DBS status on an annual basis – this checks if someone has a criminal record such as cautions, reprimands, warnings, spent and unspent convictions and whether they have been barred from working with children. Associate organisations have given Wiltshire Music Connect evidence of their own DBS checking procedures.
If you use a provider who is not currently an Associate but you want to be able to access our subsidies and instrument hire then the solution is to ask them to become an Associate.
We welcome new Associate applicants, click here for details of the process.
