Lessons are one to one over Zoom, mostly with adults. Complete beginners are welcome, and so is anyone picking an instrument back up after a long time away.
Does it actually work? It does. I've taught this way since 2020 and I wouldn't have stayed with it otherwise. I can see your hands and your posture as clearly as I could sitting beside you, and you learn on your own instrument, in the room where you'll actually practise.
What you need: a laptop, tablet or desktop with a camera. A phone works, but the screen is small enough to be awkward for both of us, so start with something bigger if you have it. An internet connection good enough to play video without stuttering. Your instrument, and somewhere to prop the device so I can see your hands.
You don't need a Zoom account. I send you a link and you click it at your lesson time. Your music comes by email as PDFs, so print it if you like paper or read from a tablet if you'd rather.
If you've never had a lesson this way, we can do a short test call first so you can check your setup before booking anything. Camera angle is the only fiddly part and it takes about two minutes to sort out.