Ensure you verify if the specialty instrument you wish to teach is currently available for application. For example, if you plan to teach jazz and classical music but jazz is closed. Then you can only teach classical music.
Current Availability of Specialty Instrument
Instrument specialities not included in the list below are all open for application. There is no specific timeline for when a closed speciality will reopen. List of Open Instrument Specialties.
| Specialty |
Status |
Community Teaching |
Professional Teaching |
| Guitar (Acoustic) |
Open |
Yes |
Yes |
| Guitar (Electric) |
Closed |
No |
Yes |
| Recorder |
Open |
Yes |
No |
| Piano |
Open |
No |
Yes |
| Violin |
Closed |
Yes |
No |
| Harp |
Open |
Yes |
Yes |
| Cello |
Open |
No |
Yes |
| Flute |
Closed |
No |
Yes |
| Drum |
Open |
Yes |
Yes |
| Bass |
Open |
Yes |
No |
Specialities not listed in the table above are all open for application.
The list updates every Monday (UTC +8), but specialities may close anytime if enough applications have been submitted.
Popular instrument specialities offer a variety of styles for both community and professional teachers. Whether you're interested in teaching electronics or acoustics, staying informed is crucial. Keeping up with the availability of specialities ensures you can plan your lessons effectively.
Each speciality provides a distinct style, allowing students to explore. Our comprehensive list ensures you can find your preferred category.
For the latest updates, refer to our instrument by specialities section and confirm that your favourite specialities are open for application. Stay updated on streaming trends and developments to improve your teaching.
Keep an eye on the latest updates to grab the best schedule for your teaching sessions.