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In this episode of the Start Teaching Guitar podcast, I’ll answer some frequently asked questions about teaching guitar. I’ll get into how to find health insurance when you’re a self-employed guitar teacher, how to structure your group lessons when you have a mix of acoustic and electric students, how to teach songwriting in your lessons, [...]
There’s a lot of information on the web about how to play the guitar, but there’s not much good info out there about how to be a guitar teacher. This article will explain some of the basics about how to take your love of playing guitar and help you make some money from it through [...]
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In this episode of the Start Teaching Guitar podcast, I’ll be explaining how to design effective lesson policies for your teaching business. There’s no “one-size-fits-all” approach to creating your lesson policies…you need to ask yourself some important questions about how you want your business to look, and then create your lesson policies based on the [...]
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