All About Choosing Piano Schools And Teachers
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Hi: I’m looking for a piano teacher to teach my K1 twins (1 boy & 1 girl). They are pretty well behaved & have touched the piano quite often as their older brother has been learning for quite a few years. As they’re in full day child-care, I need a teacher who is available on weekends or can come to our home on weekday nights. I can bring them to the teacher’s house during weekends. I hope the teacher can teach them both together at the beginner stage rather than 1 by 1. I live in Serangoon so anywhere in Serangoon, Kovan or Hougang during weekends is fine for me but it must be accessible by public transport so that my wife can bring them. If anyone can recommend good piano schools in these areas, I do not mind sending my twins there as well. If the teacher works out well, I would like her to take over teaching my older boy as well who is in P6 and still at G5.
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Hi,
I have been teaching piano for more than 15yrs in Community Centres, Music Schools & private coaching.
You can contact me at 91773290 for more details on the lesson plan.
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Hi there,
I would like to inform, should any parents be looking for a private piano teacher, please feel free to contact me at the following.
And, at the same time, please do click on the following for more of my details:http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=51587
I would be more than glad to be assistance or to answer any of your queries.
Cheers & have a great day ahead!
Miss Olivia
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Hello!
I would like to post a reply to your shout-out.
I'm Miss Olivia, a private piano teacher who goes to student's place to teach. Currently, I'm based around Upper Bukit Timah/Bkt Panjang thereabouts.
Please do let me know if I could be of any assistance to you & should you have any queries, please do feel free to contact me at the following! We can always discuss further over the email
Email: [email protected]
Contact Number: 92769848
For more details, please feel free to click on the following link: http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=51587
Cheers & have a great day ahead!
Love,
Miss Olivia -
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Hi, in this event, I suppose you should consider switching him to individual lessons as of now. That is because eventually staying in the group lessons would bore the child out & besides, the amount of attention focused on your boy is very minimal since you mentioned that the teacher has to focus on other students' performance.Hi All,
My boy is cuurently with Yamaha, taking group piano lessons
and going for Grade 1 exam Next march.
He used to be very motivated to learn new songs but sadly
in a group setting, having to wait for other kids to catch up
with the 3 Grade 1 songs, he gets rather bored during lessons
and is not playing much at home.
I have asked his teacher to give him some new songs to learn
but to no avail and she needs to help the rest of the students.
So I am in a fix now, thinking what to do?
I am afraid he may lose interest in playing the piano as
time goes.
My boy prefers learning in a group but the rest are too slow
so the teacher can't teach beyond the 3 G1 songs.
Should I switch him to individual lessons?
But I will need to get a very good teacher who relates well
to children and knows how to motivate kids to learn.
And costs wise, which is more viable?
Anyone has any good advice to share?
Thanks in advance.
Your boy may seem to enjoy the group performance because it's a group session & is definitely much more lively than 1-to-1.
But if you don't try, you never know.
On top of that, if your boy is particularly interested in music - all the more you shouldn't be afraid of pushing him onto a private individual lesson!
Just sharing! Hope this helps
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Dear all,
As my current batch of students graduates & completes their piano grading exams, I'm accepting new students for private music lessons.
Henceforth, should parents like to enquire more about my experience or if you have any questions/queries about qualifications, rates & teaching style - please do reach out to me at the following!
email: [email protected]
contact number: 92769848
Looking forward!
Cheers,
Miss Olivia -
Hi all, I'm a uni student currently looking for part time piano teaching. Currently, looking at earning extra income to pay school fees :(...
Have 4 years of teaching experience. If you have any questions, I will try to answer them.
Do visit my site at http://www.gabrielyeong.com
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marine parade branch… its a lady teacher who has a habit of combining children of various ages to be in the same group when the group electone class gets smaller… but she only ask the children to do theory most of the time rather than practicing on the practical areas… then most of the kids were given alot of theory homework but as they either did not do or cant finish then she’ll ask them to do there… initially i was appalled with the amount of work but thinking perhaps it is required but this went on for more than 3 months so i felt weird and asked others around… then thats the time when i decided to stop the classes.
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Hi sweet Jann,
I am so appreciated of your feed back.This is my job to teach your children well.anywhere ,you are really a good mother and thanks for your understanding of my way to teach your children.
Thanks once again.
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