[mbridgman]

Where have all the piano teachers gone? I'm finding harder to find a tutor for my children than finding a plumber .
Two of those I've 'contacted' either never reply to messages, or don't turn up; the one I've got through to has no vacancies - advert on the notice-board of the nearest music college has brought no results. Is there a shortage? Should we be encouraging young people to take up the instrument with a view to certain employment in the future? Or is my area (County Down) particularly deprived?

[PianoArtist]

Hi,

I am a Piano Teacher from the USA

looking for work in Europe.

Michael
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Michael

1 985 674-8537

752 Wilkinson St.
Mandeville, LA. 70448 USA

[Barrie Heaton]

In my area there use to be 7 teacher now there is only one and she is part time there is a big shortage in some areas but loads in others we seem to be forever putting teacher up on the site about 5 a day we take about 3 a week off the site complaining that they get too many so there is work out there

You could pay Michael air far for the US

Barrie,
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Barrie Heaton
Web Master UK Piano Page

[PianoArtist]

We are starting program to teach Piano over the

Internet with live teacher.

Lessons will be Live, Interactive, and Real-Time.


Michael

1 985 674-8537 USA

yahoo id Mandeville752
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Michael

1 985 674-8537

752 Wilkinson St.
Mandeville, LA. 70448 USA

[Gill the Piano]

Ask the ones with no vacancies for recommendations; they may know another teacher with spaces, or perhaps one of their grade VII or VIII pupils would start your kids off while you go on a waiting list for the original one? Most teachers round here have waiting lists. You could ask a church organist as well; they tend to know many local musos! I'm afraid where conventional means fail, you need to think a bit laterally! Good luck...