These middle school electives teach students to play, create, and understand music. They also show how these skills connect to real-world careers. In these teacher-led courses, students will:
QuaverEd’s Careers in Music program equips middle school students with essential skills for rewarding careers in the music industry. Through courses in guitar, keyboard, and music production, students learn how to play and use these skills in real-world settings. The program connects musicianship with professional opportunities, helping students see a clear path from the classroom to a career.
Lessons are easy to fit into your schedule and can adapt to any teaching style.
Hands-on lessons, video demos, and projects keep students involved and build both individual and group performance skills.
Skills learned in each course link directly to real-world music careers and careers outside of music, bridging the gap between classroom learning and professional opportunities.
With Careers in Music, you can teach an entire class for a lower price compared to competitors.
Our teacher-led Careers in Music courses provide ready-to-use materials that cater to diverse classroom needs. Each course features scaffolded lessons, interactive tools, and assessments to keep students engaged.
This 45-lesson course teaches guitar basics—from chords to full performances. It includes play-along videos, improvisation opportunities, and assessments. By the end, students will be able to perform songs, improvise, and compose music.
This 45-lesson course helps students learn the keyboard. It covers posture, reading music, and improvisation. It aligns with standards and features interactive screens, echo patterns, and composition tools.
Launching in the Summer of 2025, this course introduces music production through Quaver’s digital tools. Students learn to create, record, and mix tracks, gaining hands-on experience in sound engineering.
Purchase separately or get all three courses for only $1,895 with exclusive bundle pricing!
($1,285 for current QuaverMusic users)