Resources for
Business Savvy Music Teachers
Are you frustrated with student absences?
Are you tired of not getting paid on time or consistently?
Do you need more students?
Would you like to teach students that want to learn?
Do you need a studio policy that works?
Are you trying to figure out how to get started teaching private music lessons?
INFUSE: transitive verb
1a: to cause to be permeated with something (such as a principle or quality) that alters usually for the better
From studio glum to studio glorious,
Infusing Music is here to help you create your dream job!
Get paid on timeBusinesses that succeed have good business practices, including timely collection of payments from clients. Why should music teachers be any different?
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New to teachingIf you want to start teaching private music lessons, you just need 4 things. Find out what in this blog post.
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Tired of absencesWouldn't it be great to have a 99% attendance rate? Answer these 5 important questions and watch your attendance rates skyrocket!
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Infusing Music
Resources for private music teachers to run more efficient, professional, and business savvy studios.
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"You as a music educator have the opportunity to enhance the lives of others by infusing them with music. Don’t let the difficulties of being a private music teacher stop you from doing what you love! I started teaching private piano and flute lessons in 1996 while completing a B.A. in Music Education at Vanguard University in Costa Mesa, CA. Several years later I moved to Colorado and had to start over with building my clientele. After one year I had a thriving professional studio in my home of over 50 students a week. But there were more twists and turns to my story. My husband and I moved to Mexico for 2 1/2 years, then came to Flagstaff, AZ where I currently reside. I now have a flourishing commercial studio where I also rent studio space to other teachers. If I can do it, you can, too! |