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I start out by having my students test out the piano and letting them play by ear. Once a student has become comfortable with the piano keys, I teach them how to read music, how to keep rhythm, how to follow dynamics and the different aspects of a single sheet of music. We will practice fun songs as she/he advances in their skills. 

I'm a college student currently and I have taught piano since I was a sophomore in Highschool. I have had 9 years of piano lessons and I also participated in band in highschool as a clarinetist. 

I charge $15 for 30 minutes of lessons. 

I played the piano for the church band for several years and from there, I was asked by parents at my church to teach their kids piano. I've been teaching since sophomore year in highschool. 

I have only worked with preschool and elementary students. I am excellent with young kids! I can work with students with no experience at the piano at all and with any varying type of experience as well. 

A student that I'm currently teaching is absolutely dominating the classics. I started teaching her a year ago. She came in with no experience at all and now she is absolutely crushing Chopin, Pachabel, and Mozart. I'm incredibly proud of how much she has progressed. 

Hire a teacher who inspires you to learn and makes it fun. It's no good to hire a teacher who is a genius but makes you dread going to piano lessons. 

What is your goal for 1 year from now? How much time are you willing to put into practice?