papplehead
Well-known member
So I'm finally experiencing what it's like being a poor college student. Most the money I had saved up after my high school graduation Is gone and I'm looking for jobs anywhere I can find it here in Tacoma. After brainstorming for a while, I realized that I could share my passion of playing ukulele while making money at the same time. I was thinking that I could make a sort of business where I could teach people to play. I've taught people in the past, but it was all informal lessons between friends, nothing formal.
I feel that I am an accomplished strummer and am proficient at picking. I know about a year of college level music theory and I think I have a casual yet informative teaching style.
My questions are these:
Do you think people would be wiling to pay money to take lessons from me and if so,
What is the maximum you be willing to pay for a lesson?
Thanks in advance
I feel that I am an accomplished strummer and am proficient at picking. I know about a year of college level music theory and I think I have a casual yet informative teaching style.
My questions are these:
Do you think people would be wiling to pay money to take lessons from me and if so,
What is the maximum you be willing to pay for a lesson?
Thanks in advance