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Alison Hornblower - Flute, Piano & Music Theory Classes in Bath/ Bristol/ Wiltshire

Alison Hornblower Silver Member

Bath (BA1) View on map
Last Logged In: 22 Nov 2011
Sex: Female
Can Travel To: BS SN

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BMus (Hons)
PGCE & MMT (N-R)
GTC and APMT

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Flute £27.00/hr
Classical Theory/ Composition £25.00/hr

Music Theory Exams £25.00/hr
Piano £27.00/hr

Personal Message: I am a qualified classroom and instrumental teacher and a HPC registered music therapist.
Which subject(s) do you teach?: I teach the flute, piano, theory (including exams) and can tutor GCSE and A level music.
Tell me about your qualifications.: I have a BMus (hons) for which I received a 2.1. I then studied for my PGCE in secondary music and instrumental music and later for my diploma and MA in music therapy.
What kind of experience do you have?: I have worked with individuals and groups of various ages and levels of ability. I have experience with both children and adults with learning difficulties, ASD and profound learning difficulties. I have worked in schools, day centres, residential homes and hospitals as both a teacher and music therapist.
How much do you charge?: The first lesson is half price and then I charge £27 however, this is dependent on whether I have to travel. Price is negotiable and discounts may apply for groups.
Where do you teach?: I am available to teach from home (Bath) or can travel around the areas of Bath, Bristol and parts of Wiltshire. It is always worth enquiring as I am flexible and willing to negotiate.
When are you available?: I am available to teach most evenings from home or around the local area (from 6.30 Mon and Thurs) and all day on friday. I am available in the holidays and will consider some weekend work.
Which ages and levels do you teach?: I teach ages 5+ and can teach to grade 8+ on the flute and grade 6/7 on the piano. I also teach theory and tutor GCSE and A Level.
Which qualifications do you prepare your students for?: ABRSM practical and theory exams (although I can teach other exam boards) and GCSE/A Level music.
Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?: Yes, for both children and vulnerable adults.

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