[Guest Teacher]

I usual only give students two weeks if no payment received I suspend lessons X

[Guest Teacher]

Thank you! This is a first for me, so wasn’t really sure where to start! Thanks x

[Guest Teacher]

This is a great platform for that-MGR. You could also try Music Teachers UK for a year and pay a subscription. However, the best advertisers are your students themselves. Having a concert/recital and inviting parents and friends(initially keep the crowds small to boost student confidence) really helps. In those recitals/concerts, definitely play at least 2 solo pieces and some duets with your students. It works quite well!

[Guest Teacher]

Hi Matthew/Joe,

Apologies for the late response, I have been unwell.

I have done the usual in terms of promoting myself, leaflets, passing details onto friends, colleagues etc. Some local music shops are reluctant as they offer their own singing tuition. I will keep going and mixing with other musicians, hopefully that will help in some way.

Thank you:-)

Kind Regards,
Sam

[Guest Teacher]

I just always keep business cards on me whenever i’m out anywhere. Often when i’m chatting to someone they ask what I do, then when I tell them they say ‘oh my friend X always wanted to learn to sing’ then I just give them a business card to pass on.

It’s not like every one of these either reaches the person or I ever hear from them, but every little helps!