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Michelle Fine - Flute, Oboe, Recorder, Saxophone, Piano Teacher

Michelle Fine Gold Member

Wimbledon (SW19) View on map
Last Logged In: 16 Apr 2012
Sex: Female

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Bmus(hon) MA Music Therapy
PGCE
CRB Clean
APMT HPC
References are available upon request

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Flute £25.00/hr
Classical Saxophone £25.00/hr
Music Theory Exams £25.00/hr

Oboe £25.00/hr
Piano £25.00/hr
Recorder £25.00/hr

Personal Message: Music is fun and exciting!!!
Which subject(s) do you teach?: I specialise in teaching and playing most woodwind instruments.
Tell me about your qualifications.: I have a Bmus in Music Education specialising in the flute. Honours degree in African Performance both from the College of Music in Cape Town.
Masters degree in Music Therapy from Roehampton University.
What kind of experience do you have?: I have 10 years of experience teaching various woodwind and piano students.
I teach at the student's pace and adjust my teaching style depending on my student.
My approach is fun and enjoyable and so should be practising and lessons.
I currently play in various wind bands in London and in woodwinds trios and quartets for private events.
How much do you charge?: £25 an hour
£15 for half an hour
I only do home visits within my post code of SW19 and its an extra £5.
I teach mainly from home and give a discount for teaching small groups.
Where do you teach?: Wimbledon.
When are you available?: Most afternoons.
During school holidays.
Which ages and levels do you teach?: All ages.
Beginners to advanced.
Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?: Yes.
Describe your arrangements for online tutoring.: Skype.
Do you belong to any professional organisations?: APMT
GTC
HPC
Where and with whom did you train?: College of Music, Cape Town South Africa. Graduated 2001.
Master degree, Roehampton London University 2009.
Do you have a personal message for students?: Music is a fun and enjoyable experience that anyone can take part in. No matter how musical you are.

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Encouragement Advice for Parents

Quick Advice for Parents. Practice times should not be seen as a 'chore' or as 'homework.'. They should be seen as times which are set aside to have some fun and enjoyment. Practising is fun as it is a chance for students to play their instrument. The more practice they do, the more they get to play their instrument.