 Prince Edward Island
Registered Music Teachers' Association
Incorporated 1995
Affiliated with the Canadian Federation of Music Teachers' Associations (CFMTA)
INFORMATION FOR PARENTS
What does it mean to be "A Registered Music Teacher"?
To be a member of the Association, one must hold a degree or diploma from a recognized university or conservatory or meet the necessary qualifications set down by the registering province, thus ensuring a high level of training and a commitment to professionalism.
The Registered Music Teachers' Association is a Canada-wide federation of private music teachers encompassing ten provinces, with over 3,200 members. A Registered Music Teacher is a member of the provincial association, which is affiliated with the national association (CFMTA).
The aim of CFMTA is to encourage and provide the highest calibre of music education possible and to promote high standards of music in each community.
Choosing The Right Teacher
Points to consider in selecting a teacher include:
- Musical education
- Level of experience
- Personality
- Studio atmosphere
- Type of programme offered
A good foundation is essential to the study of any art or science. It is, therefore, especially important that the beginning student have the best possible teacher. A list of PEIRMTA teachers can be found here.
Benefits Of Study With A Registered Music Teacher
- Assurance of qualified, knowledgeable instruction.
- Opportunities for performance at: Music Festivals, Examinations, Public Recitals, Studio Recitals and Master Classes, Canada Music Week Celebrations, National & Provincial Student Competitions.
- Opportunities for students to receive scholarships, both in practical and theoretical subjects.
- Opportunities for advanced students to develop the applied pedagogical knowledge and experience needed to obtain a Teacher's Associate Diploma
The Canadian Federation of Registered Music Teachers' Associations
The Canadian Federation of Registered Music Teachers' Associations promotes:
- High musical and academic qualifications among its teachers
- Progressive ideas on the teaching of music
- Workshops and Lectures for continued education of teachers
- Attendance at the National and Provincial Conventions
- Cultural events in the Communities
- Awareness of Contemporary Canadian music.
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November 5, 2010 12:22 PM
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