AltonGuitar tuition





Parents/carers of course wish to ensure that their children are taught in a safe environment.


Mike carries an up to date enhanced C.R.B. certificate, He holds the NVQ3 in childcare and
 has met the standards required of the Childrens Workforce Development Council.  (Certificate of competence can be viewed if required).

Mike teaches guitar in local Suffolk schools. He also has experience teaching guitar to looked after children in Suffolk and Essex providing workshops within county run children's homes for looked after
children and children with
special needs and social and
emotional difficulties. Please phone
to discuss the needs of
your individual child.



 

 

 




There is more to being a teacher of guitar than just being a good guitarist. It is essentail that your childs tutor understands that every child is individual and learns at his or her own pace and in their own way. Mike has developed a style of teaching guitar over many years that especially suits children and young people, whether playing recreation or interested in taking grades.

Mikes believes that it is important when teaching children, to keep the lessons fun, structured and in bite size chunks. Beginners are introduced to the guitar in an exciting way with musical games that enable them to achieve instantly!
Each lesson builds on the last to quickly give the child at the very least the ability to accompany their own singing with their guitar. If children wish to progress further then these skills are built on to whatever standard their determination allows!

The most important aspect of learning the guitar as with any instrument is regular practice at home. Mike encourages parents/carers to take time to show interest in their childs new skill. Homework is given after every session and Mike expects carers/parents to ensure that their child has the time and space to practice.



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