Guitar, bass and ukulele lessons from experienced teacher

By Guitar Tutor
December 28, 2024 in Tutors & Coaching

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Guitar Tutor

Posted December 28, 2024

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Posted December 28, 2024

Hi, I'm Ben. I have been teaching guitar, ukulele, and bass to all ages for 21 years now, both privately and in schools.

I have a lot of success in putting my pupils through grades 1 to 8 in various music styles, and I also hold a small pupil's concert twice a year. I can teach my pupils all of the songs listed here:

Bendeanguitarteacher.weebly.com

as well as anything else they would like to learn. I can teach a wide range of styles, as well as song writing.

I can come to your house for the lessons

I have an up to date DBS certificate and am a member of the Registry of guitar tutors (RGT)

Please get in touch if you are interested in lessons for yourself or for your child.

Thank you !

Ben

07761385374

[email protected]

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