Debra Perez has helped teachers around the world to make the switch to a group teaching studio. She knows all the ins and outs of parent education, marketing and the best set up for your group piano lessons.

Listen to this episode and you’ll learn why changing to a group teaching studio is getting such a buzz (for students and parents) and how you can change your studio over. Debra will also help you assess whether group teaching really is a good fit for you – it’s not for everyone!

Tune in to hear from one of the masters of group teaching, and learn everything you need to know about this important transition.

Transcript

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In this episode, you’ll learn

• How Debra started her group teaching studio
• Why she started mentoring and teaching other teachers
• The mindset piece of the group teaching puzzle
• How to learn not to micro-manage in your teaching
• What are the biggest positives of group teaching for students and teachers
• What parents really want from music lessons
• How to make the switch to group lessons from private
• How to educate your piano parents before changing over

Links Mentioned

• Way Cool Keyboarding

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Have you made the switch to group teaching?

What was the biggest change for you? Is there anything you wish you had done differently?