Jeffrey P.

• Saint Marys, KS 66536 ( 29.8 mi )
• Guitar Lesson

• Male Age 62
• Member since: 09/2014
• Will travel up to 5 miles
• Rates from $40 to $50 /hr
• I am a Certified Teacher
• In-Home
• Also Tutors: Guitar

Contact this Tutor View Full Profile

Read More About Jeffrey P...

QUALIFICATIONS: A.T.C.L. (Associate of Trinity College London) in classical guitar performance. This is an internationally recognized recital diploma and permits only the highest standards of excellence in all aspects of musicianship. Namely, among other disciplines, interpretation, execution, technique, aural awareness, and historical knowledge and accuracy. A.I.R.M.T.(N.Z.) (Associate of the Institute of Registered Music Teachers of New Zealand) To have the honor of being admitted to this Institute, the teacher must go far beyond mere textbook learning. This diploma guarantees that the approved Associate has been rigidly assessed and able to demonstrate tangible proof of a long and impeccable teaching career and has already achieved a visible concrete outstanding success across the board at every level on their specialist instrument/s. A combination, then, of these two diplomas ... read more

Zach M.

• Lawrence, KS 66044 ( 15.3 mi )
• Guitar Tutor

• Male Age 36
• Member Since: 11/2012
• Will travel up to 10 miles
• Rates from $15.00 to $45.00 /hr

Contact This Tutor View Full Profile

More About This Tutor...

I have never had formal experience tutoring. However Throughout my years of schooling I would participate in study groups which I see as everyone tutoring eachother. I also have two siblings, one very close in age and the other is approximately four years younger. Needless to say, I frequently helped my younger sister with her homework. Just to clarify when I say 'help' I do not mean I just gave her the answers, I would make sure that I either explained or demonstrated the correct way to approach a problem in order to make sure that she understood how to apply the knowlege come test time.
I am a kenisthetic learner but when "hands on" is really not an option I (especially with mathematics) draw so that I have a visual, physical representation of the task at hand.