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This post is a sponsored conversation for TakeLessons. Thank you for supporting my sponsors.

 

 

As homeschoolers, it can be hard to know when the right time to hire a tutor is.  Shall we wait until we’re in a frenzy trying to figure that difficult subject out?  Or shall we just take a wait and see approach.

7 Questions You Should Ask Before Hiring a Tutor

Who can we find to hire?  

Can we trust them?

Is it expensive?

How long will they need to use the tutor?

How much time in the car will we have to spend getting to the tutor?

Will this be more of an interruption than a help?

How much time commitment are we talking about?  

Yes, there’s lots of questions that you need to answer for your family before you hire a tutor.

But, I’ve got some great news!  It’s not nearly as hard as it used to be!!  Thanks to TakeLessons.com.

How Can Take Lessons Help?

  • They make it easy to find a safe, pre-qualified Music Instructor or Academic Tutor!
  • They connect students and families with private music teachers, arts instructors and academic tutors throughout the US.
  • They have been in business since 2006, and have worked with over 30,000 students nationwide.
  • Safety and quality are their priorities; every instructor completes an extensive interview, training, and an annual criminal background check.
For more information on how Take Lessons selects their instructors, please refer to the following video:

What Can Take Lessons Offer?

 

Take Lessons.com provides In Home and In Studio lessons, as well as Online Lessons, which are a popular option for busy families.

All you need is:

  1. a computer with a webcam;
  2. a Skype account;
  3. A good Internet connection.

About The Lessons

Take Lessons offers 30 different types of lessons.  There’s guitar, piano, drums, violin, dance, acting, and academic tutoring.  The lessons are available in the studio, in home or online via Skype.  Pricing of the lessons vary depending on their location and their length.

There are many different lesson packages available for purchase.  You can buy a quarterly package (if you book 12 lessons, you’ll get one for free!), you can sign up for month to month and you can even coordinate your lessons with your instructor as needed as there’s no time commitment when you sign up.  Best of all, they offer a 100% money back guarantee.  If you’re not satisfied with your first lesson, they’ll find you another teacher, or refund all of your original purchase price, including the first lesson.

Free Ebook:  Quick Guide to Getting Started With Music Lessons

You can also get a free e-book from Take Lessons.  In it, you will learn:

  • 5 Crucial Questions to Ask Before Booking Your Lessons
  • Music Lessons at Any Age
  • What to Expect at Your First Lesson
  • In-Home, In-Studio or Online – What’s Best For You?
  • How to Tune In to the Perfect Music Instructor
If you’re interested in this e-book, click on the picture below:

 

Are you interested in hiring an academic tutor or music instructor?  Go to TakeLessons.com.

But first, you’ll want to go armed with this fabulous discount code they’re offering!  Anyone coming here from my site can get 20% off of music lesson or tutoring packages when  you use promo code “SARAH” at checkout!  If you have questions, you can call 619-618-7485 to speak with a Student Counselor.  The offer is only good through July 6th.  Be sure to use the code when you check out!

 

Have you ever considered hiring a tutor?  What subject would you be looking for?

 

 

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