This is the perfect document to give to students when meeting for the first time! It gives the student some information about you, to help them feel settled in their new learning environment. You can edit all the information on the document, but there is ideas and tips on what to include in the poster! This is suitable for any new starter, all classes and can be edited to suit individual students.

List of 10 songs for students to listen to and analyse in class, as practice and prep for C3 coursework. There is a list of 10 original artist versions, and 10 covers in a different genre. Very helpful for initial response to C3 practice and prep

Here is 10 questions and model answers that are commonly asked at teacher interviews. This is a great way of preparing for a job interview in a new school, and the questions and model answers are suitable for KS2 / Primary School.

This is a tried and tested resource that was developed to help trainee teachers at interview. The questions are designed to help prepare those who want to become a teacher, and have a interview lined up. This interview could be with a university, SCITT or TeacherFirst provider or even a school.

This is a word document that identifies and explains a variety of health and safety considerations in the recording studio. Ideal for teaching BTEC Music Practice, or Edexcel Music Technology. Could also be used to help support staff in the recording studio.

This is the perfect help for anyone who needs to prepare for university interviews for music technology! 10 questions they may ask, with model answers! This is suitable for anyone thinking of studying music tech at university, or is applying through UCAS. It could also help with writing UCAS personal statement

This is a brilliant worksheet for students learning about Synthesis and Synthesisers. It provides a list of important and influential synthesisers, an interesting fact about each one and a song that featured the synthesiser! Super useful for A Level Music Tech students studying Edexcel, but can be used for BTEC Music Practice students too!

This is a great resource for anyone teaching KS3 music It is the musescore file for a walking bass line in the key of C. Played in crotchets, students can either identify the notes, or play the notes Once you have opened the musescore file you can choose to edit, play, or print as a PDF for your students This has been incredibly helpful for teaching the blues and rock n roll to KS3

This powerpoint includes everything a student studying A Level Music Technology Edexcel will need to know! Ideally used for a theory lesson or revision material Includes information and visual examples

Here is a brilliant 2 sided A4 sheet with information required for studying Edexcel A Level Music Technology This can be used in lesson or at home for revision Grab yourself some blank flashcard and use this information to generate a brilliant revision resource!

This is a large list of effects and the definitions required to know for A level music technology. There 3 sides of A4 worth of effects, with subheadings which included variations. Ideal for revision or class quizzing

This template document is designed to assist students review a concert / gig Whether you are hosting in school or at an external venue, this document can assist students to review the concert There are headings and prompts suitable for KS3/4/5 students

This is a questionnaire and answer sheet about vinyl records It is a suitable assessment/revision document for A Level Music Technology students studying Edexcel

This information sheet provides a concise overview of vinyl records, covering their physical characteristics, audio quality, recording and playback processes, maintenance tips, collector’s appeal, challenges, and their role in modern music production. It’s designed to be suitable for A-level music technology students, offering a foundation for further exploration and study. There are also a series of links and suggested extra-reading content to further embed knowledge

This brilliant word document highlights 20 famous and historical record labels, designed to help both A Level Music Technology students, and BTEC Music Practice students. Each record label includes the following information: First Artist & release date Notable Artists: Dates active Best-Selling Record: Interesting Fact: This can be used in conjunction with other tasks, such as listening, quizzing, research etc

This list has been a life saver for teaching A Level Music Technology! It is a list of 94 songs with the original and cover version dates included. Students can work through the list either in class or for homework/revision. They can compare versions in line with the A Level Music Technology C3 comparison mark scheme found on Edexcel Online. More than enough for the 2 year course!

Here are 10 common questions asked to teachers at job interviews. There are 10 responses that are model answers. Very useful for both newly qualified and experienced teachers

Here is a PowerPoint presentation with a Logic Pro X task included to aid the teaching of Synthesis. This lesson follows on from Lesson 1 on the history of synthesis.

Brilliant PowerPoint lesson on synthesis. Part 1 of a collection of PowerPoints. Lesson includes history, makes/models and types. There is also a practical activity at the end that requires access to the internet Audio/video links included Lesson objectives included

This PowerPoint presentation is designed for teaching A Level Music Technology students on the principles of recording studio vocals. It includes theory sections for students to make notes, image examples, common mic buttons and switches, quick theory quiz and a practical task. This is designed to help prepare students for edexcel music technology exam and coursework. It can be tweaked to make suitable for BTEC Music Practice. Learning objectives included