Guitar teacher in the summer holidays available

By Owen Wilson
May 11, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Owen Wilson

Posted May 11, 2016

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Posted May 11, 2016

Hello,

My name is Owen Wilson and I am a guitar/ukelele/theory teacher. I have 7 years experience in teaching children and adults. I offer small group lessons, and one to one tuition. I am currently taking students through their RGT grades (handy extra UCAS points) which is a fun and structured way to progress on the instrument.

Group lessons can be a god way to spread costs or for younger players to play learn with a friend. I can do home visits or at my well equipped studio on Consort Road. I can teach various styles and hep prepare you for theory exams if required. As well as the formal side of teaching, I have helped many adults pick up the guitar again and get playing some of their favourite songs.

I am particularly keen to fill spaces on Monday and Wednesday.

Rates:

?18-30mins

?25-45mins

?32-1hr

All the best, Owen.

07845 830 713

[email protected]

References available upon request. DBS cleared. BMus. Certificate in Mixing and Mastering. RGT registered.

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