The MRMTA Mission Statement
"We are a municipal organization that provides leadership in music education across Manitoba. We promote and support high standards of education among our members."
"Manitoba Registered Music Teachers’ Association (MRMTA) is an organization committed to ensuring the highest calibre of music education possible and to promote high standards of music in each community."
"To be a member of the Association, one must hold a degree or diploma from a recognized university or conservatory or meet the necessary qualifications set down by the MRMTA, thus ensuring a high level of training and a commitment to professionalism."
"The Registered Music Teachers’ Association is a Canada-wide federation of private music teachers encompassing ten provinces and the Yukon and Northwest Territories, with over 3,000 members. A Registered Music Teacher is a member of the provincial association, which is affiliated with the national association (Canadian Federation of Music Teachers’ Association, CFMTA)."
Teacher and Studio Policy
- MRMTA members are independent teachers and studio owners. They set their own policies in order to provide high quality music education, and ensure personal health and safety, and that of their students.
- MRMTA members are strongly encouraged to stay informed about local and regional allowances when establishing protocols and appropriate business procedures for their studio.
- The suggested minimum rate for Registered Music Teachers is $32/half-hour.
VICE PRESIDENT
VACANT
MEMBERS PROGRAMMING COORDINATOR
VACANT
SOUTHERN MANITOBA BRANCH REPRESENTATIVES
Rosemary Klaassen
[email protected]
Rachel Regehr
[email protected]
CFMTA DELEGATES
COMMITTEES AND OTHER
STUDENT GROUP - PRESIDENT
VACANT
CANADA MUSIC WEEK® REPRESENTATIVE and STUDENT COMPOSER COMPETITION
Melissa Gingrich
ARCHIVES
VACANT
PRESIDENT
Rosemary Klaassen
[email protected]
VICE PRESIDENT
Juanita Dueck
SECRETARY/TREASURER
Loren Hiebert
Take Note Magazine
Published three times a year, Take Note Magazine is a collection of news and articles relating to Manitoba's music scene. Our Magazine is published in PDF format below.
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