WIth the passion for art and architecture, and both drawing and painting, I would be happy to share the knowledge I have about art (and architecture!). Lessons will be adjusted depending on your level and preferred direction. You can expect to learn from the basics of how to hold a pencil correctly - to training in portraits. I work in variety of methods and materials (can be seen on my website), therefore my knowledge is diverse. We can either explore which materials suit you more, or directly tackle the ones that have your preference. Other than the art school that I completed in Moldova, I also have experience teaching architecture drawing at TU Eindhoven. I have extensive knowledge of perspective and construction of shadows, and tips and tricks that can make your architecture drawings stand out. My aim is not only to teach you techniques but also to help you discover your strengths, develop your visual language, and find an approach to art that feels personal to you.

Howdy! Offering guitar lessons and unsolicited life advice. About a decade ago I ran into something I still can't put into words. Describing it is like trying to taste a colour, but that is the point: music is older than words, and it gets to places language can't reach. For a lot of us it's a way out of overthinking and overstressing, a way back to the feeling. Try this: keep tapping tap-ta-ta-tap-ta-ta-tap-tap on the table while you describe the room around you, out loud or just in your head. Rhythm and words compete for the same space. When you play, you let rhythm win, and the monologue goes quiet. That's half of it. The other half, the feel, can't be explained with words: you'd have to come and pick up the instrument. The lessons themselves aren't esoteric. We learn pieces you like, figure out how they work, then make our own music with them. No fixed curriculum: music needs passion, and passion needs freedom. No audition, no talent test. I'm not out to turn anyone into a guitarist. I just think we'd all be better off with more music and less words, and one (musical) conversation is enough to get the idea. Come once and see if it clicks. Fancy espressos included, I'm a big fan of good bean juice. Lessons take place at my little studio in Schiedam, two stops from Rotterdam Centraal. Practising at your place or online is also an option. I've also built a platform for my students where you can book lessons, see lesson plans ahead of time and look up material. Keep calm, play light.

Hi! I offer customized singing lessons for students of all ages and levels. Whether you want to improve your vocal technique, build range and control, overcome vocal fatigue, or work on expression and songwriting, my classes are tailored to your personal goals. I hold a University of West London Popular Music Vocals certification and have extensive experience in vocal technique, music theory, and songwriting/composition. Lessons cover breath control, resonance, pitch accuracy, repertoire building, and performance skills in a supportive environment.

Go from beginner to truly booth ready with the Differential DJ Training! Do you think DJing is just about synchronizing two tracks? Think again. Beatmatching is a skill, but a real DJ builds a moment, understands the music, and reads the dance floor. With the Differential DJ Training, you learn not only the technique but the complete experience in 8 clear levels: 🎛️ Technique & Gear: Mastery of the knobs, EQ, timing, and transitions. 🎵 Music Understanding: Learn to analyze your tracks, build energy, and set smart cue points. 🚀 Sense of the Moment & Flexibility: Respond to the audience, structure your USB, and play from the heart. ✨ Creativity & Style: Develop your own unique sound and stand confidently behind the decks. Stop gambling and start creating. Your preparation gives you control, your flexibility makes you a DJ. Sign up now for the Differential DJ Training and claim your spot behind the booth!

My classes are adapted to your level and goals, with a practical and interactive approach. Through my experience at ELS, I have learned how to adapt to each student’s needs and make learning French simple and enjoyable. During our lessons, we can work on: Conversation and speaking confidence Everyday vocabulary and expressions Grammar explained in a simple way Pronunciation and listening Practical French for studying, travelling or everyday life My goal is to help you actually use French in real-life situations while making steady progress at your own pace.

I completed my Bachelor’s degree in Turkish Music at Manisa Celal Bayar University in Turkey, and I am currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Global Musics at Codarts University of the Arts in Rotterdam. I welcome students of all ages who would like to develop a healthy and effective singing technique. In my lessons, we work on using the voice in a healthy and efficient way, improving posture and body awareness, and developing better control and confidence while singing. I adapt my teaching approach to each student’s individual needs, level, and goals. For students who are interested in Traditional Turkish Music, I also introduce the musical characteristics and cultural background of this tradition. Turkish Music has unique features such as microtonal intervals and diverse rhythmic structures, and I aim to make these concepts accessible and enjoyable to learn. Depending on the student’s interests and needs, we can explore different vocal exercises, repertoire, musical concepts, and techniques during the lessons. While my main areas of expertise are singing and Traditional Turkish Music, I am also open to working with students in other related areas of music. I offer both private essons at your home and online lessons, so you can choose the option that works best for you.

Piano classes at home. The objective of my class is to have fun while you play and learn how to play piano. I have been playing piano over 10 years in a conservatory (classic music) but also playing my own songs (moderns, pop). One advantage is that if wanted, the classes can be reached in English, French or Spanish.

Istanbul Lute (Lavta) & Oud Lessons – Greek & Ottoman Music Hi! My name is Kyriakos, I'm 29 years old and I'm a musician and teacher. I studied at Codarts University of the Arts and my main focus is on Greek traditional music and Classical Ottoman music. I offer lessons in Instanbul lute (Lavta) and oud, for all levels — from complete beginners to more advanced players. During the lessons, we can work on things like: Maqam Theory repertoire from both Greek and Turkish traditions Technique and playing Improvisation Music theory Reading and understanding sheet music My teaching approach: I try to adapt the lessons to each student. Everyone learns in a different way, so I try to find an approach that feels natural and enjoyable for you, rather than simply following the same method with everyone. I'm a patient and positive person, and I want the lessons to be a relaxed space where you can learn, ask questions and enjoy playing music. Lessons can take place at my place or at your home, depending on what works best for you. Whether you are just starting out, already play an instrument, or simply want to explore Greek or Ottoman music, feel free to send me a message. I'd be happy to hear what you are looking for and see how I can help. Moreover, if you are interested in this repertoire and you play another istryment, I can also teach the style and the specific ornamentation of it. Everyone is welcome, including complete beginners!

Want to learn a little French but don’t know where to start? No worries! We’ll take it easy and learn things step by step, like simple words, everyday phrases, pronunciation and little conversations. The lessons are relaxed and fun, and you can learn at your own pace. You don’t need to know anything about French already, we’ll start from the basics and have fun with it! ♡

Whether you are picking up the clarinet for the first time, looking to improve your playing, or preparing for an audition or performance, the lessons will be tailored to your individual level and goals. We can work on sound production, breathing, embouchure, articulation, finger technique, intonation, musical phrasing, and repertoire. For more advanced students, lessons can also focus on orchestral excerpts, audition preparation, solo repertoire, and developing greater confidence and consistency in performance. I believe that good technique should help you play more naturally and expressively, rather than make playing feel complicated. I therefore pay close attention to finding efficient and comfortable solutions for each student, while encouraging them to develop their own sound and musical ideas. Students of all levels are welcome, from beginners to advanced players. Lessons are adapted to each student’s needs, pace, and musical interests.

Every student picks up the violin for a different reason — some want to finally play the piece they've always loved, others are preparing for a conservatory audition, and many are simply curious and want to see where the instrument takes them. Lessons here start from that goal, not from a fixed method: a hobbyist and a future professional need very different things, and the plan adjusts as progress happens. The core focus is classical technique — posture, bow control, intonation, and musical phrasing — built on training from some of the most respected names in the violin world today, including masterclasses with Olivier Charlier, Marc Danel, and Sarah Kapustin. Chamber music and orchestral playing are a particular strength, drawn from active experience performing in string quartets and symphony orchestras, so students preparing for ensemble playing or exams get guidance that comes from real stage experience, not just theory. The first lesson is relaxed and low-pressure: it's mainly about listening, watching how you already play (or, if you're a complete beginner, how you hold the instrument), and understanding what you want to get out of lessons. From there, the first few real lessons focus on solid fundamentals — a comfortable, sustainable technique from day one prevents bad habits later. Regular short practice between lessons matters far more than long, occasional sessions, and having a well-adjusted instrument (even a modest one) makes that daily practice much easier — advice on setup and equipment is always part of the conversation if needed. Behind the teaching is a violinist who recently finalized Master's degree in Classical Music Performance at Codarts Rotterdam under Gordan Nikolic and Goran Gribajcevic with highest marks, following a Bachelor's degree from the Conservatorio Superior de les Illes Balears. Teaching experience runs alongside an active performing career — including work as an academist with the Orquestra Simfònica de les Illes Balears and as a member of a professional string quartet — so lessons stay grounded in what actually works on stage. Classes are available in English, Spanish, and Catalan.

In this tutoring course, I will help you with any kind of academic writing which you are struggling with. We will work closely together in developing a personal approach which works for you. From identifying the main points you want to adress to reflecting on personal goals and achievements which you would like to convey. In case of a motivation letter, I will help you with determining the structure and the common thread of your letter. How to strike the right balance between personal information and academic achievements. I will work with you on identifying the most important points to cover and how to convey them accurately in a concise manner. If you are struggling with a more academic type of writing, I can help you with the structure, tone, and layout of a scientific paper. Moreover, I can also assist with the graphic design of your letter / report. This is an important aspect which is often overlooked. If you are interested, I will offer a FREE introduction meeting online. That way, we can get to know each other and see if it is a good fit. I'm excited to hear from you!

Hi! I’m a classical violinist, and I love helping people discover how rewarding and fun playing the violin can be ☺️ I teach all levels, from complete beginners picking up a violin for the first time to advanced students preparing for auditions, competitions, or conservatory-level studies. I bring years of professional performance experience into my teaching. I spent a year playing with the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, have won several high-level solo competitions, and currently work as a freelance violinist and chamber musician. Maybe you’ve always wanted to learn but never quite started. Maybe you already play and feel stuck, or you have an audition or performance you’d like to prepare for. Whatever brings you to the violin, we’ll work from where you are and shape the lessons around your goals, interests, and pace. Most importantly, I want you to enjoy coming to your lessons. Expect a friendly and relaxed atmosphere, plenty of encouragement, and serious attention to your progress, without taking the joy out of making music 🎻😊

Personalised Boxing & Full Contact Training at Your Home I offer private, personalised training based on real fighting experience. I have trained in French Boxing (Savate), Full Contact and Kung Fu. My goal is not only to teach technique, but also to develop fitness, discipline, confidence and real fighting ability. Each session is adapted to your level and personal goals. I come to your home — no gym required. Private

Would you like to speak Japanese with a native Japanese speaker in a relaxed, friendly, and practical way? My lessons focus on real conversation rather than formal classroom-style learning. They are especially suitable for beginners and intermediate learners who want to feel more comfortable actually using Japanese. We can practice Japanese through topics that genuinely interest you, including everyday life, travel in Japan, Japanese food and culture, family life, business, entrepreneurship, and real estate in Japan. I have practical experience in business and real estate in Japan, so if these topics interest you, we can naturally include them in our conversations too. Don't worry about making mistakes. The goal isn't to make every sentence perfect. The goal is to speak, communicate, and enjoy using Japanese. Depending on your interests and goals, our conversations can include: • Everyday Japanese conversation • Japanese for traveling in Japan • Japanese culture, food, and daily life • Business and entrepreneurship in Japan • Real estate and living in Japan • Conversation with a native Japanese speaker Complete beginners are very welcome. A relaxed way to learn Japanese in Delft 🇯🇵 Lessons take place at JWH House in central Delft, in a relaxed home environment rather than a traditional classroom. We can sit comfortably in the living room with a cup of Japanese tea or coffee and practice Japanese through natural conversation. If you want to take notes, practice writing, or work through something more structured, we can of course use a table as well. Think of it less as sitting in a classroom and more as spending an hour in Japan — without leaving Delft. Come with your interests, questions, and curiosity about Japan. Let's enjoy speaking Japanese together! 🇯🇵☕

Whether you are a music enthusiast who would love to play your favourite songs on the piano, an experienced musician looking to take the next step into your expressiveness and confidence when playing, or a student who needs to learn or reinforce music theory, you are in the right place! I'm Irene Martínez, a pianist and recent graduate of the Master of Music program at Codarts University of the Arts, and I would love for you to be my next student. I have previous experience teaching piano at different levels to people of many ages (children, teenagers, and adults), because I'm passionate about sharing my love of music and I believe that, with the right approach, everyone can be capable of expressing themselves through music. As a pianist, I have performed solo concerts of classical music, and also being part of ensembles, from chamber music to contemporary and other genres. I adapt my lessons and approach to the student's particular needs, so: - If you are already a pianist with some experience who wants to develop certain technical aspects and delve much deeper into musical expression... - If you are a beginner, or someone who wants to pick up playing again after a long time... - If you are interested in learning music theory in a much more efficient and fun way, relating everything you learn to your favourite music... - Either you want to prepare an entrance exam to pursue music in a professional way; or you want to keep it as a hobby... ...my lessons are definitely for you! I speak fluent Spanish, English, and French; so if you want to have lessons in one of these languages, don't hesitate to contact me! :)