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Reimagine My Teaching Quiz

How adding one or more group classes could change your income, your hours, and your career.

This isn't about cramming more kids in for a quick buck. Every child in a true group lesson gets the full lesson, the whole time, not a slice of your attention split three ways. Answer four quick questions and see what's actually possible for you.
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Your Space
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Your Goal
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Your Numbers
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Your Results

Your space

Let's start with what you've got to work with.

This doesn't have to be perfect straight away. Students can happily learn on a 61-note keyboard for up to two years. Most successful teachers focus on getting into action and building teaching mastery, this gives them the confidence to create or move into a larger space.

What do you want more of?

Groups let you choose. Drag the slider toward what matters most to you right now, you can always change your mind on the results screen.

More Time A Bit of Both More Money

Your current situation

Just your own numbers, nothing shared with anyone.

Teach 45 minute lessons? Count each as 1.5. Teach 60 minute lessons? Count each as 2.

Pop in your privates per week, your rate, and your teaching weeks first.

Your suggested group fee (45 min lesson)
$
This is based on 80% of your current 30 minute rate. It's a starting point, you can charge whatever you choose.

Your results

Drag the slider to see how the balance shifts between time and money.

More Time A Bit of Both More Money
RIGHT NOW, EACH YEAR
$0
0 hours a week
WITH GROUPS, EACH YEAR
$0
0 hours a week
HOW YOUR NEW YEARLY INCOME IS MADE UP
Private teaching
Group teaching
Total each year

These figures are estimates based on the information you've provided, actual results will vary depending on your circumstances.

Want to know how to teach groups in a way that's sustainable long term, and gives your students as much as it gives you? That's exactly what the free Group Piano Breakthrough series walks you through, starting with what a real group lesson actually looks like.

Lesson 1, free, no strings attached.