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Private Lesson Rates
Posted by Soferin
8/12/2002  10:37:00 PM
What is considered a reasonable price for a private lesson? (Not from a 5 time world champion at a workshop or anything, just from a well-trained, independent instructor or one at a reputable studio?

I'm trying to get a range so I don't get ripped off.

Thanks,
Sofia
lesson rates
Posted by UlfChild
8/13/2002  4:50:00 PM
The studio I used to teach at charged 80 dollars an hour which was a complete rip off.

All the teachers in the area that I know charge about 40 an hour.

~LB

The question everyone should ask themselves before starting each day: Quo Vatamus
Varies
Posted by Dronak
8/15/2002  9:15:00 AM
There's going to be quite a bit of variation in the price based on a number of factors, I'm sure. But asking around should give you a decent idea of what teachers usually charge. A couple years ago, a member of our club made a list of some of the area teachers and what they charge per hour for lessons. Things may have changed a bit, but it looks like the average cost here is about $60 +/- around $10 or so.

--
James Marshall
marshall@astro.umd.edu
http://www.astro.umd.edu/~marshall

Don't know if this is your goal
Posted by TheDitz
8/13/2002  12:19:00 PM
But if your wanting to compete, try to get an idea of how much they would also charge for a comp. It might be worth going with a bit more pricey instructor for a break at a competition.

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