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Jamie - Canary Wharf359 QAR
359 QARGuitar lessons with industry professional online or face to face
Trusted teacher: Guitar: Learn everything from beginner chords to advanced techniques, with the option to prepare for Trinity grades up to Grade 8. Jamie covers various styles, including rock, pop, and blues, to suit your musical preferences. Real-World Experience: Jamie brings the added advantage of being an active music industry professional. Students will be taught by someone who regularly performs at the biggest venues across the UK, including Wembley Arena, the O2, and Glastonbury. This real-world perspective ensures lessons are not only educational but also grounded in current industry standards. Recording Projects: Jamie supports students in recording and refining their musical projects, offering a professional environment to turn ideas into reality. Expertise with SEN and Autism: With extensive experience teaching students with Autism and Special Educational Needs (SEN), Jamie provides lessons that are: Patient, adaptable, and designed to meet individual learning styles. Interactive and fun, fostering engagement and progress. Jamie has worked in an autism-specialist school alongside music therapists and has found that SEN students especially thrive in his online lessons, enjoying a supportive and inclusive environment. Personalized and Engaging Lessons: Jamie is committed to making lessons fun, engaging, and tailored to each student's unique goals. Students will: Explore a variety of musical genres, from rock and pop to blues and beyond. Build confidence and technical ability in a supportive environment. Receive personalized guidance and encouragement to achieve their aspirations. Professional and Industry Experience With over 15 years of teaching experience and a strong background in the music industry, Jamie combines proven teaching methods with real-world expertise to help students unlock their full potential. What Does the First Lesson Look Like? In the first lesson, Jamie takes the time to: Understand the student’s musical interests, goals, and previous experience. Create a tailored lesson plan to suit their objectives—whether it’s mastering a favorite song, learning a new technique, or preparing for performances or grades. Lessons can be conducted in Jamie’s dedicated teaching space or online, offering flexibility to suit students' schedules. Recommended Approach: Jamie encourages: Consistent practice between lessons to maximize progress. Open communication to ensure lessons are always aligned with the student’s evolving goals and aspirations. Jamie’s Teaching Philosophy: Jamie’s lessons are inclusive, engaging, and tailored for students of all ages and skill levels. Whether in-person or online, students receive expert guidance from a seasoned professional, helping them achieve their best in music and beyond.
Guitar · Music teacher training · Logic
Paloma - Brentford236 QAR
236 QAREnthusiastic Music, Piano Violin and Viola teacher
Trusted teacher: Hi! I’m Paloma, I’m a film and videogame music composer, pianist and violist. I give classes in music language, music theory, harmony, and composition from classical to film, piano, and viola. My students are any age, any level from beginner to advanced. I will help with exams, GCSE, and A-Levels, as well as help students obtain their grade 5 theory to advance and take higher grades in composition or viola. I started teaching when I was 17 years old. While I was studying viola and composition I would help colleagues learn Harmonic Theory for University exams or just for fun. Whilst studying, in order to support my learning abroad, I started teaching children and teenagers. The classes included a wide variety, from; supporting their studies during the school year, to their first approaches to music as well as nurturing love and excitement for playing and making music. After University I continued giving classes during the last few years. The compositional strand of training if a student wishes to undergo it has many elements we will learn the theory needed to competently make music learn systems that allow us to break down composition as well as multiple genres. work they can do by themselves at their own pace, allowing each student to work and grow at a rate suited to their ability. -Building a strong understanding of melodies and chords and how different instruments work and support each other. -If they are studying in a formal educational establishment, they will receive support and guidance in regard to their work and exams. When I am giving classes in music language, viola, piano... to children, I always try that the classes will be dynamic but at the same time incorporate a little bit of Theory. I utilised exercises that are designed to engage young developmental minds, like those you’d find on a children’s show. For example, singing, playing... songs allows us to train the ears and help them to begin to recognise the different registers, notes, rhythms and tempo. This was done alongside training on their chosen instruments, my aim was and is to nurture a language of music as well as give them practical skills and exercises they can do on their own. I play the piano and viola, so I always try to support them. When it comes to classes for teenagers I teach them theory and practice as well as strong fundamentals but I also allow time to let them lead their learning to give them more agency, allow them to learn their favourite /contemporary songs. This keeps the passion for music alive. With teenagers, my approach centres on elevating and reinforcing what they learn from school using exercises and providing tools to break down ideas musically. In addition, I also prepare for GCSE and A-levels. Lessons will follow a path of progression, teaching them how to approach the next levels of theoretical and practical competence. Allowing the students to understand their Progression and their path forward increases the likelihood they will continue studying. Lessons are flexible, and curated on a student-to-student basis as well as making sure to incorporate what I believe they need to achieve the next level. This involves; practical music training, ear training, building on theoretical knowledge, as well as learning songs they love to ensure they feel fulfilled and have fun with music.
Viola · Music theory · Piano
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Learn to Juggle quickly and easily for individuals and groups (London)
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Joe was very professional and took his time teaching us how to juggle. He made it very easy to get up to speed with everything and was also very funny. He was punctual and accommodating of our needs.
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Economics GCSE & A level tuition (Taught by a past A* student) (Harrow on the Hill)
Deanna
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Deanna was prompt and well-prepared. She clearly knows the GCSE syllabus really well, and made a very positive start to tutoring my daughter.
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Poetry Writing Online Tuition, Beginner to Advanced (Wembley)
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Enjoyed introduction to poetry. Mr Goodlands knows how to engage a novice taking them step by step into the subject.
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