Musicians drum it up for peers who can't get teaching jobs
No formal music degree but expertise gained as practitioner should count too, they say
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Jolene Ang, Amelia Teng
Local musicians have spoken up strongly for their peers who are unable to secure teaching positions in institutions in Singapore despite their talent - because they do not hold degrees.
While some said there is value in teaching credentials, others noted that the skills and expertise gained as a practitioner should be equally recognised.
