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Teaching Guitar in my area. Quick Question.

BornIn84 · 2011-11-22 10:50:29

Hi everyone. I was thinking of putting an advert in my local newsletter to give lessons for guitar, just to earn a little extra on the side. Do you think i would need any qualifications to do this? would anyone object to this? I dont have qualifications but i have been playing for 11 years so i could teach the basics.…

22-11-2011 11:50AM

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BornIn84

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Hi everyone. I was thinking of putting an advert in my local newsletter to give lessons for guitar, just to earn a little extra on the side.
Do you think i would need any qualifications to do this? would anyone object to this? I dont have qualifications but i have been playing for 11 years so i could teach the basics.
thanks.

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#2 22-11-2011 03:41PM

Rigsby

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If you are sure that you have all the correct knowledge required for the task, and the ability to convey it (just as important IMO), then I dont see why not. It would probably be a good idea to let people know that you are not a qualified teacher, so they know where they stand from the start.

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