Piano Teacher - Nunhead

By pianonat
October 15, 2023 in Tutors & Coaching

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Posted October 15, 2023

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Posted October 15, 2023

Hello,

My name is Natalie. I teach piano from my home in Nunhead, and have available slots on most days of the week, after school and during the day, for piano lessons. I am a singer and guitarist as well as a teacher of piano, perform in bands, and am a specialist and accredited Suzuki Piano teacher. Whilst this is a specialism in teaching children, I teach all ages, and styles. I can submit students for exams, classical and rock and pop, and hold regular end of term concerts.

I charge £25 for half an hour. Children start with a half hour lesson, adults 45 min.

My phone number is 07730 402336 if you would like to get in touch. References available. DBS Checked.

Natalie.

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