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About	I began playing piano at aged 7 before taking up woodwind instruments. I attended Cardiff University, graduating in 2012. I went on to complete my Post Graduate Certificate in Education before teaching Music. I taught Secondary Music up to A level for 10 years and was Head of Department, teaching piano, flute and saxophone privately. I left teaching in the summer and have moved to Manchester from Bristol and have continued to teach piano locally.
Location	New Belvedere Cl, Stretford, Manchester M32 0EG, UK
Geolocation	53.4479608,-2.3053266
Instrument(s) Taught	Flute, Music Theory, Piano, Saxophone
Where do lessons take place?	Teacher's Location, Student's House

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Safeguarding Certificate	DBS Check (Disclosure and Barring Service) – United Kingdom
Liability Insurance	No, I do not have public / general liability insurance
Professional Affiliations	Music Mark
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