by Angela Beeching | Feb 15, 2021 | Land the Teaching Job
When becoming “Professor So-and-so” is the dream, and you apply and apply and apply for jobs you’re actually qualified for, but aren’t getting interviews — and you’re becoming demoralized because of this — what do you do? This isn’t... by Angela Beeching | Feb 8, 2021 | Land the Teaching Job
If you’re unsure what to write when it comes to a required diversity statement for a teaching job application, this one’s for you. I’ve got the top 10 questions for your Diversity Statement. But first, being unsure about what to write is completely... by Angela Beeching | Feb 1, 2021 | Land the Teaching Job
Requests for diversity statements have become standard in college teaching job applications. I get a question about how to write a compelling EDI statement about once a week, so here are my top 3 secrets to writing an effective diversity statement. But let’s... by Angela Beeching | Jan 11, 2021 | Land the Teaching Job
Yes, there IS a musicians’ Valhalla of job application materials. And there, in that exalted heavenly state, you’ll find musicians abide by the cover letter golden rule. It’s this: keep it to . . . One. Page. Only. For real. More is NOT more. More... by Angela Beeching | Sep 13, 2020 | Land the Teaching Job
The real question for those who want more students is this, Musician: what’s your offer? Too often, we’re unclear about the promise behind our offerings. We think we’re being clear. We think we’re promoting our studio or group program... by Angela Beeching | Jul 13, 2020 | Freelance Success, Land the Teaching Job
For musicians who want more students, welcome to the art of referral requests. Last week we finished up the Musician Teaching Bio Workshop with a bonus master class to help participants fine-tune their bios. One of the participating musicians, Ann (THANK YOU!) had a... 
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