How to set it up
With the rooms, timetable and teachers you already have.
webinar
Teach more guitar students without adding more hours.
For Guitar Teachers and Studio Owners
2 or 3 December (Depending on your timezone)
See exactly how a group guitar class runs, and whether it would work in your studio.
Choose the session that suits your time zone.
SOUND FAMILIAR?
Your guitar waitlist grows. Your hours don't.
- You've tried groups, but the students' levels drifted apart.
- A spot opens mid-term and no one can join.
- Your teacher is away and no one else knows what to teach.
Guitar Stars is built to solve all three. In this session, we'll show you how.
You'll leave knowing
How to fill your first class
And what to say to parents who ask for private lessons.
How mixed levels work
One song, three parts, so new students can join any week.
Plus time to ask your questions.
“I was literally just able to go to my guitar teacher, give him the information and the booklets, and off they went.”
Tiffany Kennedy, Kennedy Music Academy, Sydney
Used in studios in the USA, Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand.
Your presenter: Yolanda
A touring guitarist (The Wraylettes, with The Cruel Sea) who teaches Group Guitar at Sharon Davis Music in Melbourne every week. She'll show you what really happens in a group class, and answer your questions.
Come and see how it works
Free, online, on 2 or 3 December. Choose the session that suits your time zone.
THREE LEVELS, AGES 4 TO ADULT
One program for every age in your studio.
Tunestars (4 to 7): games, singing and a new note each week.
Fretstars (7 to 10): story-based songs build rhythm, reading and chords.
Shredstars (9 to adult): blues, chord progressions and improvisation.
Every song has tab, chords and notation, plus a practice video.