Offering affordable guitar tutoring for beginners at £20/h

By Oliver Bell
April 24, 2025 in Tutors & Coaching

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Oliver Bell

Posted April 24, 2025

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Posted April 24, 2025

Hi, I’m Oliver and I’m offering guitar lessons for beginners. I am a 19 year old history student at Bristol university, and have been playing guitar for 8 years.

I would be able to teach my pupils everything needed to begin learning their favourite music, and get them started on memorising the strings, exercises, basic songs if they are absolute beginners.

Once they get more advanced we can move on to more advanced songs and playing techniques, and improvisation using scales.

I have good teaching skills, am a clear communicator, and would make the guitar accessible and fun. I have completed grade 6 electric guitar with a merit, have played live in casual bands, and have begun composing my own music.

I can come to your house for lessons, until September when I go back to university, and lessons will have to be online.

As mentioned the rate for a one hour lesson would be twenty pounds.

Please get in touch if interested.

Email: [email protected]

Telephone: 07414290020

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