Q: How much is tuition?
A: Tuition varies based on the teacher, lesson length, and when a student joins during the semester. Full semester tuition with a senior faculty member starts at $1695, with discounts for junior faculty and slight variations for in-person lessons or lessons with the owner. For a detailed price list and to discuss your needs, reach out to [email protected].
Q: What does a semester's tuition include?
A: Your tuition opens the door to an enriching musical journey with us! Here's what it entails:
Q: How long is a semester?
A: The semester lasts 18 weeks based on your lesson day, not including holidays. This includes 16 regular lessons followed by two makeup weeks.
Q: If I miss the start of a semester, can I still sign up?
A: Absolutely! We accept new students until we're fully booked.
Q: What is tuition if I start late in the semester?
A: Tuition is prorated throughout the semester.
Q: Do you offer 30 or 45-minute lessons?
A: We offer 30-minute lessons for our youngest students; otherwise, our teachers are booked in hour increments. You're welcome to use as much or as little of that hour as you like.
Q: What age do you recommend starting?
A: The recommended starting age varies by instrument and student. We've successfully worked with piano students as young as 2 online. Contact [email protected] for a call to discuss your unique case.
Q: Do you have a recital?
A: Yes, every spring! It's a special and unique event.
Q: Do we need to own an instrument?
A: Yes, you need to have an instrument at home for lessons and practice. We're happy to recommend items for purchase or rental.
Q: Can we do a trial lesson?
A: Absolutely! The first three weeks for each new student are considered a trial period. Check our policies page for details.
Q: Why do you only offer hour-long lessons?
A: We've found an hour is necessary for a quality, well-balanced lesson, especially for house calls. Our highly experienced teachers make the hour fly by.
Q: What can we expect for our child's curriculum?
A: While each teacher shares a similar teaching philosophy, they tailor each student's curriculum. We teach music like learning your first language – developing the ear first, then reading and analysis. Initially, students learn fun songs by ear, and as they progress, we incorporate more theory, reading, repertoire, and songwriting. The goal is a refined recital piece by the year's end.
Q: How much should my child be practicing?
A: Daily practice is crucial, but the duration depends on level and age. We recommend a minimum of 7 minutes of practice 4 times a week for younger students. Our job is to teach them how to practice effectively, a valuable skill in any field. The platform MeTempo provides unique practice tools and we highly recommend it.
Q: Can you bring a keyboard or piano to the lesson?
A: No, but our online lessons allow for two pianos at once.
Q: Does WillYouLearn run background checks on its faculty?
A: Yes, all faculty members undergo background checks.
Q: Does someone need to supervise the lesson?
A: An adult must be present at home during the lesson. While they don't need to sit in, their presence is required. If no adult is present, the teacher won't enter, and no makeup credit will be offered.
Q: Why WillYouLearn?
A: WillYouLearn is known for excellent teachers, successful methods, and quality customer service. Our teachers bring dedication, compassion, humor, and support. Our methods empower students to find their unique musical voice. We work tirelessly to ensure strong client-teacher relationships, providing skills and confidence for a lifelong love of music.
A: Tuition varies based on the teacher, lesson length, and when a student joins during the semester. Full semester tuition with a senior faculty member starts at $1695, with discounts for junior faculty and slight variations for in-person lessons or lessons with the owner. For a detailed price list and to discuss your needs, reach out to [email protected].
Q: What does a semester's tuition include?
A: Your tuition opens the door to an enriching musical journey with us! Here's what it entails:
- Up to 16 engaging hour-long lessons led by a member of our exceptional faculty.
- The flexibility of two makeup lessons to ensure you get the most out of your learning experience.
- A reserved time slot for 18 weeks, providing consistency and structure to your musical education.
- Access to our intuitive student portal where you can effortlessly manage your schedule, review lesson notes, assignments, and receive full support from our director whenever you need it.
Q: How long is a semester?
A: The semester lasts 18 weeks based on your lesson day, not including holidays. This includes 16 regular lessons followed by two makeup weeks.
Q: If I miss the start of a semester, can I still sign up?
A: Absolutely! We accept new students until we're fully booked.
Q: What is tuition if I start late in the semester?
A: Tuition is prorated throughout the semester.
Q: Do you offer 30 or 45-minute lessons?
A: We offer 30-minute lessons for our youngest students; otherwise, our teachers are booked in hour increments. You're welcome to use as much or as little of that hour as you like.
Q: What age do you recommend starting?
A: The recommended starting age varies by instrument and student. We've successfully worked with piano students as young as 2 online. Contact [email protected] for a call to discuss your unique case.
Q: Do you have a recital?
A: Yes, every spring! It's a special and unique event.
Q: Do we need to own an instrument?
A: Yes, you need to have an instrument at home for lessons and practice. We're happy to recommend items for purchase or rental.
Q: Can we do a trial lesson?
A: Absolutely! The first three weeks for each new student are considered a trial period. Check our policies page for details.
Q: Why do you only offer hour-long lessons?
A: We've found an hour is necessary for a quality, well-balanced lesson, especially for house calls. Our highly experienced teachers make the hour fly by.
Q: What can we expect for our child's curriculum?
A: While each teacher shares a similar teaching philosophy, they tailor each student's curriculum. We teach music like learning your first language – developing the ear first, then reading and analysis. Initially, students learn fun songs by ear, and as they progress, we incorporate more theory, reading, repertoire, and songwriting. The goal is a refined recital piece by the year's end.
Q: How much should my child be practicing?
A: Daily practice is crucial, but the duration depends on level and age. We recommend a minimum of 7 minutes of practice 4 times a week for younger students. Our job is to teach them how to practice effectively, a valuable skill in any field. The platform MeTempo provides unique practice tools and we highly recommend it.
Q: Can you bring a keyboard or piano to the lesson?
A: No, but our online lessons allow for two pianos at once.
Q: Does WillYouLearn run background checks on its faculty?
A: Yes, all faculty members undergo background checks.
Q: Does someone need to supervise the lesson?
A: An adult must be present at home during the lesson. While they don't need to sit in, their presence is required. If no adult is present, the teacher won't enter, and no makeup credit will be offered.
Q: Why WillYouLearn?
A: WillYouLearn is known for excellent teachers, successful methods, and quality customer service. Our teachers bring dedication, compassion, humor, and support. Our methods empower students to find their unique musical voice. We work tirelessly to ensure strong client-teacher relationships, providing skills and confidence for a lifelong love of music.
