The Alpha School of Music and Sam Sharpe Teachers’ College invite music education stakeholders in western Jamaica to be a part of the recovery.
In recognition of the vital role that music and music education play in everyday life and the various economic, social and health benefits we enjoy from it, the Alpha School of Music and Sam Sharpe Teachers’ College are inviting everyone involved in delivering or managing music education in Western Jamaica to participate in the Western Jamaica Music Education Survey running Dec 1-Dec 12.
Use the link above to confidentially respond to 10 questions about the impact of Hurricane Melissa on your music education activities and goals.
Who should fill out the survey?
MUSIC TEACHERS
PRIVATE INSTRUCTORS
TECHNOLOGY TUTORS
CLASSROOM TEACHERS WHO USE MUSIC AS A TEACHING AID
YOUTH CHOIR AND BAND DIRECTORS
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS
How will the information be used? Your feedback will help to:
PREPARE SPONSORSHIP PROPOSALS FOR MUSIC EDUCATION
DIRECT AID IN A TIMELY FASHION
IDENTIFY URGENT NEEDS
MAKE STRONGER CONNECTIONS WITH THOSE WHO CAN HELP
Have questions?
Please contact Joshua Chamberlain, 876-618-2981, joshuac@alphainstitute.co (there is no letter M at the end)
The Alpha School of Music is a unique music education institution where young men and women from diverse backgrounds are empowered to realize their musical and personal potential.
With a proud legacy of excellence and a forward-looking educational philosophy, Alpha blends tradition with innovation to nurture disciplined, creative and socially conscious musicians prepared to make a meaningful contribution to Jamaica and the global music community.
Proud Member of Mercy Education System of the Americas
Mercy Education unites and serves 55 schools in six countries and one territory. Jamaica proudly host 8 Mercy Schools and one affiliate, dedicated to nurturing highly competent and deeply compassionate leaders ready to serve a vulnerable world.
