The LTM Fellowship: Launch Your Journey as a Music Changemaker
Music is more than melody—it is how we ignite change. Our Learning Through Music Fellowship is an 18-month paid path in Delhi for young musicians to turn passion into purpose.
We are thrilled to welcome our new batch of Learning Through Music (LTM) Fellows. This group photo captures the beginning of their 18-month journey to become artists, teachers, and changemakers.
Meet Gaurvi, one of our talented After-school LTM fellows. Her passion for vocals is now being channeled to inspire children in low-income communities.
Meet Simran and Aishwarya, a dynamic duo from our LTM Fellowship. Together, they are bringing their vocal talents to after-school programs, shaping futures one note at a time.
Meet Saim and Anrudh, who combine guitar and vocals in their fellowship journey. They are on a mission to provide quality music education and become role models for their students.
Meet Rahul, a guitarist and LTM fellow. He is part of a passionate group of artists dedicated to making music a sustainable career while creating social impact.
Our In-school fellows perform at their launch event. They are ready to embark on an 18-month journey to make music education accessible in Delhi government schools.
Meet Faizan and Muskan, two of our passionate In-school fellows. Their goal is to ensure every child gets at least one hour of music education every week, fostering essential life skills.
About this collection
This fellowship is not just about mastering an instrument. It is an 18-month commitment where you spend roughly 37% of your time in classrooms, 37% in professional training, and the rest planning or reflecting. You will be learning to teach Hindustani Classical, Guitar, and Ukulele, but the real work happens in the government schools and community centers where you help children turn lessons into social impact.
More Than Just Music Lessons
When you join our Learning Through Music (LTM) Fellowship, you are stepping into a comprehensive professional development journey. We treat this as a full-time career path, not a volunteer gig. Our 'Teacher to Facilitator' (T2F) workshops are designed to equip you with the skills to lead classrooms, manage community music initiatives, and even handle audio production.
Where You Will Work
Our work spans across Delhi NCR. You might find yourself teaching in a government school, facilitating a workshop in one of our community centers, or running a session inside our Music Bus—our mobile recording studio on wheels. This variety ensures that every week brings new challenges, whether it is helping a student write their first song about environmental issues or coordinating a large-scale student showcase.
The Support System
We know that teaching is emotionally demanding. That is why our fellowship includes ongoing mentorship and emotional wellness support. You are not just teaching children; you are learning how to be a leader, a communicator, and an artist who understands the social context of their craft.
Eligibility and Expectations
- Age: 18-25 years.
- Commitment: Full-time (48-hour work week model).
- Location: Delhi NCR-based.
If you have a serious drive to use music to make education more inclusive, we want to hear from you. This is where musicians become changemakers.
Manzil Mystics Foundation
We are Manzil Mystics, and we believe music is a language of learning. We don't just teach songs; we build spaces where shy kids grab the mic and future leaders find their voice. Join our fellowship and start your journey with us.
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