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Kit Robertshaw Gold Member

Birmingham (B17) View on map
Last Logged In: 11 May 2012
Sex: Male
Web site: www.guitarlessonsbirmingham.com

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Trained by Yamaha Music Schools UK
Studied at Birmingham Conservatoire
Full Enhanced CRB check
Member of RGT and EGTA
References are available upon request
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Rock/Pop Guitar £26.00/hr
Classical Theory/ Composition £26.00/hr

Jazz/Folk Guitar £26.00/hr

Personal Message: Please check out my website www.guitarlessonsbirmingham.com for more information!
Which subject(s) do you teach?: I teach Electric and Acoustic Guitar all styles.
Tell me about your qualifications.: ALCM (upper level) Associate Diploma of the London College of Music
DipLCM Performance Diploma on the electric guitar
Grade 8 Distinction (LCM)
Grade 6 Theory of Music (ABRSM)
What kind of experience do you have?: I have taught students at all levels for seven years and I now teach Guitar at Birmingham Yamaha Music School, Octaves Yamaha Music School (Walsall), MAC (Midlands Arts Centre) and privately at my home in Edgbaston.
How much do you charge?: £26 an hour or £13 per half hour (paid monthly).
Where do you teach?: I teach at my home in a relaxed, comfortable, musical environment in Edgbaston, Birmingham.
When are you available?: I have limited availabilty on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Which ages and levels do you teach?: I teach all ages and abilites on Electric/Acoustic guitar but only to intermediate level classical guitar as this is not my speciality.
Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?: I have an Enhanced CRB check.
Do you belong to any professional organisations?: I am a full member of the RGT (Registry of Guitar Tutors) and EGTA (European Guitar Teachers Association)

My Articles

Buying a New Guitar?

What is a "good" guitar? How should I know which guitar to buy? In my opinion a good guitar should be comfortable, easy to play, stay in tune, have good intonation and most importantly the student should enjoy the sound of their guitar. On an average week I teach 60-100 students in group and one to one tuition. Some with average guitars, some...