About

About	I have been teaching guitar professionally for over 15 years. All levels of ability, genres and styles catered for. From absolute beginner to advanced music theory. I teach in my own dedicated teaching studio from home based in Wichelstowe, Swindon. Lessons are one to one and can be weekly, fortnightly or booked lesson to lesson to fit around you. Spare guitars and amps are available during lessons. I’m more than happy to help guide you too with your first guitar purchase. I also offer a guitar set up service: string changing, cleaning, set-ups etc.
Location	Swindon, UK
Geolocation	51.5581438,-1.7798258
Instrument(s) Taught	Composition, Guitar, Music Theory, Songwriting, Ukulele
Where do lessons take place?	Teacher's Location, Online

Prices

30 minutes	£20
60 minutes	£30
Discounted Introductory Lesson	No
Preferred Payment Currency	🇬🇧 Pound sterling (£ GBP)
Payment Plans	Pay-As-You-Go
Payment Methods	Cash, Online Bank Transfer
Cancelation & Rescheduling Policy	Less than 24 hours notice=full lesson cost charged.

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Lessons

Level(s) Taught	Beginner (up to Grade 5), Intermediate (Grades 5-8), Advanced (Grade 8 and above), Professional Musicians/Teachers
Youngest Age Taught	11
Class Sizes	One-to-One (Individual)
Graded Exam Preparation	Music Teachers’ Board (MTB Exams), RCM (Royal College of Music), RGT@LCM, RSL Awards (Rockschool), Trinity College London

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Safeguarding Certificate

None

Liability Insurance

Yes, I have public / general liability insurance

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