Reasons to Learn

For Confidence, Grades, or DofE.

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Build Confidence

 

Learning the guitar can build confidence by helping people see steady progress through practice and perseverance. As new chords, songs, and techniques are mastered, a sense of achievement grows, encouraging belief in one’s abilities. Performing for friends, family, or an audience can further strengthen self-confidence by improving communication and reducing fear of making mistakes.

Music Theory, Online classes

Grades (Theory & practical)

 

Working towards graded guitar exams such as Rockschool and Trinity Rock & Pop can build confidence by providing clear goals and recognising progress at each stage of learning. As students successfully complete grades, they gain a strong sense of achievement and motivation, seeing their skills develop through structured challenges.

virtual schooling, online & personalised guitar tuition

DofE – New skill

 

Completing the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award through Bronze, Silver, and Gold is a great way to build confidence, resilience, and independence. The Skills section encourages you to develop a new ability over time, helping you set goals, stay committed, and track your progress.

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C Major Pentatonic

Chord Charts & Scales

& 12 Bar Blues variations

If you’re a beginner, learning how to understand and read chord & scale charts is the perfect place to start complimented by the structure of the 12 bar blues will be the foundation for any song you learn in the future. You’ll be surprised as to how many famous rock songs have started with the Blues and the Pentatonic scale.

C Major Pentatonic

On Demand.

Compliment your 1:1 tuition

Get a head start before your first lesson, online or in person. Build a solid foundation by covering the basics in advance, so you arrive prepared and ready to learn. Suitable for DofE, Beginners & those short on time whether you intend to learn online or in person, you’ll begin to build confidence.

Grades Practical & Theoretical 

Trinity, Rock School, ABRSM

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Electric guitar tuition, music matters. 

30, 45 or 60 mins?

In person, online or ‘on demand’?

Deciding whether to have a 30, 45 or 60 minute lesson depends on where you’re at with your guitar playing. If you’re a complete beginner, you’ll be fine with 30 minutes which is enough time to get used to the feeling of playing guitar and expectations. You’ll usually be expected to upgrade to 45 or 60 minutes if you’re completing or starting out on your graded exams or you’re finding half an hour just isn’t enough time. Either way, the 30, 45 or 60 minute fee is x by 41 lessons / 12 months.