Question 1

Is the tuition only for advanced players?

Accepted Answer

Not exclusively – but it’s designed for those who take music seriously – whether ambitious beginners or advanced musicians seeking high‑level development. If you’re ready to fully commit—to music, to sound, to yourself—you belong here.

Question 2

Is online teaching available?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many of my students live abroad and regularly take lessons online. We choose a suitable medium—e.g. WhatsApp Video—and arrange session times flexibly, even across time zones.

Question 3

Why do I pay during holiday months in the 6‑month contract?

Accepted Answer

The 6‑month fee covers 18 lessons evenly—holidays and public holidays are already planned into the schedule. However many lesson‑free weeks occur, the 18 units are guaranteed and delivered within that timeframe.

Question 4

What happens if I cancel a lesson?

Accepted Answer

If you cancel at least 24 hours in advance, we can reschedule—perhaps a different weekday, a double session, or even during holidays. Cancellations less than 24 hours in advance are charged in full.

Is the teaching only for advanced players?

Is online teaching available?

Why do I pay during holiday months with the 6-month contract, even if no lessons take place?

What happens if I have to cancel a lesson?

How is Guitar Academia different from traditional guitar lessons?

Do you also offer workshops or masterclasses?

What does your teaching look like for advanced or professional musicians?

How important is music theory in your teaching?

How is Guitar Academia different from a traditional music degree?

Do you offer student recitals?

What role does reading notation play in your lessons?

Can I learn to improvise if I’ve only played classical music?

Can I bring in my own compositions or ideas?

Do you also work on technique in a focused way?

How long does it take to notice progress?

How do you deal with mental blocks or frustration in the learning process?

How much should I practice between lessons?

What does a typical lesson look like?

What if I’ve learned on my own and feel unsure about theory?

I haven’t played in years – is it too late to start again?