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Music Teachers Wellbeing Survey for the Royal College of Music (All Teachers)
This email came in from a student at the Royal College of Music in London, I thought I would post it in case anyone was of interest to anyone:
My name is Antonio Camarero. I am currently investigating for the Royal College of Music in London. The purpose of this research is to explore the relationship between employment situation, job satisfaction levels and the basic psychological needs satisfaction at work of musical instruments and singing teachers. I have created a survey that comes from reliable and already proven surveys on mental health: the Copenhagen Burnout Inventory for educators and the Basic Psychological Needs at Work. It will take just 5-8 minutes to fill out. This survey is to be circulated among musical instruments and singing teachers that are currently based and working in the UK for different institutions such as music services, conservatoires, music schools, peripatetic tuition or private tuition.
The survey aims to gain sufficient knowledge about teachers’ job situation and investigate if it is linked to the existence (if there is any) of the burnout syndrome among this population. The reason why I am researching among this population is because instrumental teachers, although essential for the musical development of the students, have been barely studied. Studying the well-being of this population is key to find ways that help to enhance the students’ performance and the learning process.
All the answers that the teachers provide will be kept in the strictest confidentiality. The data they provide will be anonymous (separated from their names) and confidential (not disclosed to anyone else). I may publish reports based on my findings, but the teachers will not be identifiable from the data included.
If you could fill it yourself (in case you meet the requirements) and/or share it with your members of staff via social networks and/or email, that would be really much appreciated.
Thank you very much for your collaboration,
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/8RYMHQ2
Antonio Camarero Pareja
BMus (Hons), MSc.
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