Membership

Becoming a member

Membership of TMTA has many benefits which are listed below. If you want to become a member of the Tasmanian Music Teachers’ Association just follow these easy steps!

Student Opportunities

• The TMTA Annual Awards provides an opportunity for your students to develop their performance experience as well as listen to other student performers.
• Local branches organise regional opportunities for student participation.

Professional Development

• The TMTA Annual Journal distributed to each member includes articles and reviews by qualified members of the musical community.
• The Annual Conference usually includes an appealing  high-profile specialist, and is always exhilarating, inspiring and memorable.
• Local branches provide regional professional development activities.

Networks

• Make connections locally, nationally and internationally
• The Australian String Teachers Association
• The Australian National Association of Teachers of Singing
• Music Examination bodies
• The Tasmanian Conservatorium of Music
• National Music Teachers’ Associations
• Tasmanian Education Department
• Arts bodies
• International contacts

Advertising

• TMTA places a prominent advertisement in the yellow pages throughout the State and online. This provides a way of referring TMTA teachers to the enquiring public.
• TMTA members are automatically added to the Find a Teacher database available on this website.
• Additional publicity and advertising is made according to individual Branch requirements

Recommended minimum fee 2021

• The TMTA recommends a minimum fee of $80 per hour for one-on-one lessons for fully registered qualified teachers.
• Individual teachers may have higher rates.