Become a Choir Leader

This is paid, self‑employed work with clear rehearsal fees and concert income potential, not a voluntary post

You’ll benefit from the charity’s central branding, website, major event planning and guidance, while still having the autonomy to build relationships locally.

Yes. Many leaders treat this as part of a portfolio career, combining it with peripatetic teaching, classroom work or performance

Most leaders run one 2‑hour rehearsal per week for 12 weeks in term time, plus planning several concerts a year; some choose to grow into leading more than one choir.

Formal qualifications are helpful but not essential; we’re looking for musical competence, communication skills and the ability to lead with warmth and clarity.