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By stuartp
January 17, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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stuartp

Posted January 17, 2013

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Posted January 17, 2013

Hello there,

My name is Stuart and I am a Drum Kit tutor offering private 1:1 tuition from either homes or a local studio.

I offer fun and friendly Drum Tuition to people of all ages and abilities and tailor each lesson to the needs of each student, whether it be playing for fun or preparing and entering student for their graded examinations.

Currently I possess a 100% Distinction Pass Rate with my students.

I have been teaching regularly for the past 7 years in Schools, after school clubs, and on a private basis, and have been teaching in Dulwich for the last 4.

I teach people of all ages, currently ranging from 6 to 58! So if you do have any interest don't hesitate to get in touch :)

For more information please visit www.stuartprovandrums.co.uk or give me a call on the number provided below.

Many Thanks and look forward to hearing from you!

Stuart

07916324522

www.stuartprovandrums.co.uk

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