Since its founding in 1882, the ISM has been dedicated to promoting the importance of music and supporting those working in the music profession. As part of this work, we carry out a range of surveys which play a vital role in helping us to understand how external events are impacting the sector as well as enabling us to promote best practice and lobby third party organisations who have control over terms and conditions and rates of pay. The results also allow us to track and monitor trends across the country which are raised as areas of concern by members and non-members alike.

This survey focusses on private, self-employed and employed instrumental and vocal teachers.

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