Objectives The purpose of this study is to find out the effects of flipped learning class using team-based learning in early childhood music education class on the achievement motivation, cooperative self-efficacy, cognitive learning competence, and major satisfaction of pre-service early childhood teachers. Methods For this, using SPSS 23.0, we divided the research variables into pre- and post- and distributed the questionnaire to 45 students who took early childhood music education among K University's early childhood education department located in Chungcheongbuk-do. We confirmed the statistical significance in the 95% confidence interval by analyzing with the Paired T-test, which is a method of comparing the paired pre- and post-average data for each study variable. Results These are the main findings. First, the descriptive statistics for each variable, which were achievement motivation, cooperative self-efficacy, cognitive learning competence, and major satisfaction was higher than 3 points and satisfied the normality. In addition, the difference in average scores of research variables before and after flipped learning classes using team-based learning was found to have improved from a minimum of .11 to a maximum of .53. Second, the effects of flipped learning class using team-based learning on achievement motivation was not found to be statistically significant, whereas the effects on cooperative self-efficacy, cognitive learning competence, and major satisfaction were statistically significant. Conclusions The results of this study confirmed the possibility of applying the innovative teaching method as a practical study through the major satisfaction as well as the competence required for pre-service early childhood teachers. It is also meaningful in that it is used as basic data to suggest a direction to competence-based education.