BMus (hons) Performance: Royal Northern College of Music
British Suzuki Institute (BSI) accredited teacher (lvl 3)
enhanced CRB
British Suzuki Institute (BSI)
References are available upon request

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Interview

Which subject(s) do you teach?
Music - Violin.

Tell me about your qualifications.
Suzuki Certificate (level 3) - BSI accredited teacher.
BMus (Hons) in performance from The Royal Northern College of Music, where I was the Olive Zorian Scholarship holder

What kind of experience do you have?
Aside from teaching pupils of all ages for over 8 years, I am also a British Suzuki Institute (BSI) accredited teacher (level 3).

How much do you charge?
Free consulation,
£20 half an hour individual lesson
£12 hour group lessons (held on Fridays in Purley CR8)

Where do you teach?
Lessons are held in Wallington, just opposite the station.
Group lessons are held in Purley just off Highfield road.

When are you available?
Please enquire for individual lessons
Group lessons are held after school on Fridays

Which ages and levels do you teach?
3+ - All ages and levels welcome; Beginners to Advanced.

Which qualifications do you prepare your students for?
Suzuki Graduation, ABRSM, Guildhall, Diploma. GSCE, and A-level performance. Any other wanted qualifications please enquire.

Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?
Yes.

Describe your arrangements for online tutoring.
Skype - for intermediate to advanced students only. Please enquire. Initial consultation compulsory.

Do you belong to any professional organisations?
British Suzuki Institute
London Suzuki Group

Where and with whom did you train?
Royal College of Music (Junior Department) - Miriam Morley
Royal Northern College of Music - Leland Chen and Steve Wilkie
British Suzuki Institute (teacher training) - Heather Clemson

Tell me about some of your current students.
I currently teach a number of children, mostly beginners from ages 3 - 8, and also some beginner to slightly more advanced adults. I teach privately in Wallington, in schools, and with the Suzuki Hub in Hoxton.

Do you have a personal message for students?
Please contact me for a free no obligation consultation lesson. The Suzuki Method is a fun, innovative way for children to learn music, achieving extremely high standards of violin playing and guiding character developement and concentration skills in young children. It will be new, fun and educational experience for both parent and child.

Articles

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