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Expand your teaching repertoire with our Professional Development programs. Come to just one, a few, or all of them! These fun and accessible sessions let you explore African songs, rhythms and instruments for use in teaching Kindergarten, Primary & Secondary level students.
Rates
Rates Per Person. Drumming for All-Abilities and Rhythm Games for Therapeutic Outcomes must be attended in full (two sessions).
One Half Day – Single Session: $150 + GST
One Full Day – Two Sessions: $260 + GST
Two full days – Four sessions: $490 + GST
Find more details on our Professional Development programs here.
FAQs
I’m not sure what to go for. Can you help me choose?
Absolutely! We love helping people find the right match, whether it’s an instrument, a class, or materials for drum making.
You’re welcome to email or call for personalised recommendations, or chat with our friendly team through the website during office hours.
Can I count these workshops towards my required PD hours?
Yes – You’ll receive a digital Certificate of Completion.
Many teachers use this as evidence for professional development hours.
In NSW we are NESA accredited.
We are happy to assist and provide further documentation to support approval from your principal, or to help you submit your professional development hours.
Do teachers need musical experience to take part?
Musical experience isn’t required.
We guide you step by step, making it easy to join in and feel confident, whatever your starting point.
Do you provide teaching resources to use after the workshop?
Absolutely!
You’ll receive a session handout with the key activities, rhythms, and teaching techniques covered, so it’s easy to refer back in class.
Can schools book a private PD workshop for their staff?
Yes.
We offer on-site sessions at your school or online via Zoom.
Common formats include 60–90 minutes, half day, or full day. Pricing depends on group size and location.
Contact us for a quick quote.
What training is available if I want to become a drumming facilitator?
Our Facilitator Training Workshops offer hands-on learning, curriculum alignment, and ongoing support to prepare you to lead sessions confidently.
You’ll develop leadership skills, deepen your musical understanding, and receive a certificate upon completion. The training includes access to teaching resources and the flexibility to participate face-to-face or online.
Do you provide starter kits or bulk instruments for schools?
We provide special school rates on a wide range of percussion instruments and ensemble packs.
Whether you’re after a few djembes or a full classroom set, we can tailor a package to suit your needs and budget.
Our team can also send you the school catalogue or put together a quote to help with planning.
You’ll develop leadership skills, deepen your musical understanding, and receive a certificate upon completion. The training includes access to teaching resources and the flexibility to participate face-to-face or online.
Meet Your Teachers
Djulz Chambers
Djulz has been practising the art of the Djembe and its facilitation for over fifteen years. Her earliest training was with Bobo cultural custodians in Northern Burkina Faso from 2005. Over several years spent living in traditional communities across the sub-Sahel, she developed a deep appreciation for the traditional context of the music as well as the health and wellbeing of its people. Since these early years she has applied the knowledge offered to her by indigenous West African teachers to people in the Australian context, nurturing a particular interest in how these ancient ways can support education and wellbeing on all levels.
Katrina Brooks
Katrina has been studying West Africa music for the past 6 years, finding a passion for community drumming and performing with others. Based in Melbourne, Katrina continues to study and perform with some of Australia’s most renown artists. She is passionate about bringing drumming into education and wellness settings. She has two children aged 10 and 8 and sees the benefits of sharing percussion, song and dance with kids of all ages. She has a deep love for West African culture and the traditions of the music and looks forward to sharing this with you!
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Cancellation Policy
We understand plans can change. If you cancel 7 or more days before the course, you’re entitled to a full refund or credit towards a future date. For cancellations or reschedules without the required notice, a $75 + GST fee applies. No-shows are non-refundable and non-transferrable. You’re welcome to send someone else in your place at no extra cost, just let us know with at least 1 day’s notice.
