Site for teachers.

rpain · Post by **rpain** » 24 Oct 2007, 18:06

Hi,

I've recently created a site for peripatetic teachers in general and have put on some of my teaching ideas and set up a forum. Do people think this will be useful? If anyone had any advice or could contribute any articles that would be great.

Richard

http://www.peripatetics.co.uk

PS I've added a link ot this site.

Post by **Gill the Piano** » 25 Oct 2007, 17:30

Looks very useful; a list of teachers who could be contacted for lessons would be handy. If there is one, I couldn't find it!

rpain · Post by **rpain** » 01 Nov 2007, 13:19

I'd really created the site for teachers but I could set up an area in the forums where people can add their names which I could link to from the main pages.

Post by **Gill the Piano** » 01 Nov 2007, 19:43

It's just that people always ask me as a tuner for a list of teachers, and other than a music shop (getting rarer by the day) or Yellow Pages (bit random) it's hard to know where to refer them.

Grenache · Post by **Grenache** » 02 Nov 2007, 07:49

Hi,

It might be worthwhile suggesting contacting the music department of the local high school - we found music teachers for our kids that way (in this case singing and drums). Sometimes school music teachers also do private music lessons too.

G

Descombes · Post by **Descombes** » 04 Nov 2007, 15:37

I'm surprised that no-one has mentioned the Incorporated Society of Musicians (in the UK). All the teachers in its register have met very stringent standards of qualifications and experience. I think that they also have to offer evidence of the criminal checks which all schools have to carry out.
A copy of the register is in most public libraries and also on the ISM website:
http://www.ism.org/publications/register_rmt.html

Post by **Barrie Heaton** » 04 Nov 2007, 17:21

rpain wrote:I'd really created the site for teachers but I could set up an area in the forums where people can add their names which I could link to from the main pages.

but you are just replicating what is out there for home teachers and in the case of this site there has been list of piano teachers since 1996. We are the only one that users can add comments about teachers they have used and was the first to highlight who has a CRB.

With the name of your site I was assuming you were just for teachers that travel to schools which there is little on the web for them

~Good luck with the site

Barrie

Post by **Gill the Piano** » 04 Nov 2007, 19:21

Re the query on the Incorporated Society of Musicians; I've actually written a bit for Barrie on choosing a teacher which mentions the ISM (of which I'm a member), so in the fullness of time, it'll appear - or maybe already has, I haven't looked![/quote]

Post by **Barrie Heaton** » 04 Nov 2007, 21:29

Gill the Piano wrote:Re the query on the Incorporated Society of Musicians; I've actually written a bit for Barrie on choosing a teacher which mentions the ISM (of which I'm a member), so in the fullness of time, it'll appear - or maybe already has, I haven't looked!

The problem with ism is there is not many of them for piano only 610 and that includes overseas members There are about 110 for London but a bit thin on the ground in other places

I will put it up with a few others at the moment most of my time is take up with a new part of the site

Barrie,

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