How to Apply: Send your CV and cover letter to apply@admi.africa.
Show Your Studio Credentials and Teaching Spark
This role blends deep music craft with classroom delivery. Hiring teams want proof you can both produce and explain—so your application should show real studio work and a clear teaching approach.
1. Lead with your production credits: List your most relevant music production or live sound projects first. Include your role, tools used, and the outcome. For example, mention a track you produced in Logic Pro that got radio play.
2. Show your DAW fluency: Be specific about your proficiency with Logic Pro, Ableton, and Pro Tools. Mention any advanced features you use, like MIDI programming or mixing automation.
3. Highlight your acoustics knowledge: Demonstrate your understanding of studio design and acoustics. Talk about how you've set up a home studio or treated a room for better sound.
4. Prepare a teaching demo: Be ready to walk through a lesson plan on a music theory topic. Show how you'd break down a concept like chord progressions for beginners.
5. Connect theory to practice: Emphasize how you teach composition by referencing real songs or production techniques. Show that you can bridge the gap between theory and the studio.
6. Show your communication skills: As a lecturer, you need to explain complex ideas clearly. Provide examples of how you've mentored or taught others, whether in formal settings or informally.
7. Tailor your CV to the role: Highlight your teaching experience and any curriculum development. If you've designed a course or workshop, describe it.
8. Research ADMI's programs: Understand their curriculum and how your expertise fits. Mention specific courses you could contribute to, like sound engineering or music production.