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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.
re: Private Lesson Rates
Posted by LB
9/3/2002  11:43:00 PM
We charge $85 per 55 minutes at my studio, and all the instructors are professional competitors. We are aknowledged as being the best teachers in the area. The price range around here (Upstate New York) is $65-$85 per 55 minutes.

LB
re: Private Lesson Rates
Posted by ladraquona
8/14/2002  9:32:00 AM
Yay! Another person from Holland

At my studio they charge 30 euros for a private lesson (full hour) by a well-trained teacher. (Last time I checked euros and dollars were almost 1:1.)

Wendy: I've been to Rouwhorst (the building) in Enschede... The ballroom is sooooo beautiful!!!

"Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero." - Horace
re: Private Lesson Rates
Posted by Wendy
8/14/2002  6:24:00 AM
Hello, i live in Holland. we pay 35 Euro for 1 hour private lesson. My teacher is Rob Rouwhorst, and danced world championschips. (first place!)
re: Private Lesson Rates
Posted by Laura
8/13/2002  11:12:00 AM
$65-$75/lesson (either 45 or 50 minutes, depending on the teacher) in the San Francisco area.

Laura
Private Dance Lessons
Posted by Ralph
8/13/2002  7:31:00 AM
I live in a mid-sized city in a rural state (i.e., we're the biggest city around). There are few ballroom instructors, and not a lot of demand. One couple I know teach ballroom at the local university, they've had professional training and done some competitions, though nothing in what you might call the "major leagues." They provide private lessons for $40/hr.

[This message was edited by Ralph on 08-13-02 at 07:30 AM.]
re: Private Lesson Rates
Posted by Jonathan Atkinson
8/13/2002  9:13:00 AM
Here in L.A. the going rate for a well-trained instructor is about $60.

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