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Online Guitar Lessons Assessment

You're ready to invest in yourself and your guitar journey. Fantastic!

This short assessment will help determine if guitar lessons with me are the best vehicle for getting you there.

 

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"Hi, I'm Scott. Who are you?"

Thanks for completing this application! You probably know a bit about me. Help me get to know you with some basic information.

Question 2 of 15

1. What's your name, and if different, the prospective student's name?

2. How old is the prospective student?

3. Where do you live?

Question 3 of 15

1. What's your best email address?

2. Do you have a social media profile? Please share the link(s).

Question 4 of 15

How do we know each other?

A

You were recommended to me.

B

I've seen your students perform at public events.

C

I respect your online work.

D

I don't know you, just curious.

E

None of the above.

Equipment

Tell me about the guitar and gear you have.

Question 6 of 15

Do you own a guitar now?

A

No.

B

Yes.

Question 7 of 15

If you own a guitar, please tell me the make and model.

If you don't own a guitar, let me know if you'd like me to send tips on buying one.

Question 8 of 15

What other gear, if any, do you already have (tuner, music stand, foot rest, etc.)?

What's your current playing level?

These questions will help assess your current level of guitar playing.

Question 10 of 15

Check all that apply.

(Select all that apply)
A

I am an absolute beginner.

B

I know a few open position chords and can sort of strum my way through a few songs. Open position chords are chord grips that include open strings when strummed.

C

I know a bunch of open position chords and can confidently strum through many songs.

D

I've taken lessons with another teacher recently.

E

I've learned some things primarily off of the internet via an app or YouTube.

F

I can read musical notation and pick melodies in open position.

G

I know the basic barre chord shapes and can play them around the neck of the guitar.

H

I know some soloing scales like the minor and major pentatonic or the blues scale and use them to improvise and take solos.

I

I know my jazz chord grips and scales and play standards from memory and improvise over the changes.

Question 11 of 15

What else should I know about your current playing level?

What Happens Next?

Let's confirm that working together makes sense!

Question 13 of 15

How committed are you to enrolling and investing in guitar lessons?

(Choose only one please).

A

Not very committed.

B

Somewhat committed.

C

Nervous, but committed.

D

All in and totally committed.

Question 14 of 15

How comfortable are you with being kept on the hook and accountable for meeting for online lessons and practicing daily?

(Choose only one please).

A

Not at all.

B

Not very.

C

Nervous, but ready to go.

D

Completely.

Question 15 of 15

Are you ready to take the next step and setting up guitar lessons? If so, I'll send you a personal email with details. Ready?

A

No.

B

Yes.

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