How to Get Paid – Running a Successful Violin Studio
A job, a career, a profession or a calling? Violin teaching is all of these and to be sustainable it is also a livelihood, with the requirements of a business. Yet we teach for deeper reasons and rewards than riches, mostly for Love. Love of music, of playing the violin, love of teaching, learning and working with people, especially children, parents and all those who love music. Welcome to the latest post about running a successful Violin Studio.
Music and the Arts are the foundation and flowering of human culture and civilization, far more valuable to the soul and the spirit than politics or economics. Musicians and artists are more likely and able to create beauty and save our precious planet than mining magnates and arms manufacturers, so why aren’t they rewarded accordingly?
The truth is, it’s up to us to get organised and to make sure our wonderful profession is viable and renewable with a great future, which means getting paid – fairly and adequately.
Let’s talk about Money.
How to Get Paid (without the hassles)
- How to design the teaching schedule and determine the fee structure;
- How to set up the payment system and receive fees without the hassles (includes a sample application form).
- What to do about missed lessons, using a clear, simple and friendly policy;
- How to arrange your schedule and enjoy adequate holidays.
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