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Things to Check Before Choosing
- Teaching Fees: Compare the fees with other teachers in the area. Ensure the fees are transparent and reasonable. Check if there are any additional costs (e.g., materials, exam fees).
- Qualifications: Verify the teacher’s qualifications and experience. Check if they have relevant music degrees, certifications, or professional experience in music education.
- Professionalism: Consider whether a teacher holds a recent safeguarding certificate, public/general liability insurance and is a member of a professional music organizations or associations. These are important for ensuring a safe and professional learning environment.
- Reliability: Look for reviews or testimonials from current or past students. Consistent positive feedback can indicate a reliable teacher.
- Teaching Style: Consider if their teaching style aligns with your learning preferences. Some teachers offer trial lessons which can be a good opportunity to assess compatibility.
- Specialisations: Check if the teacher specializes in the instrument or musical genre you are interested in. Specialised teachers can offer more in-depth knowledge and techniques.
- Location and Availability: Ensure the teacher’s location and schedule fit your needs. Consider the convenience of travel and the flexibility of lesson timings.
- Communication: Assess the teacher’s communication skills. Clear and open communication is essential for effective learning and addressing any concerns promptly.
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