Warum bieten wenige Musikschulen für Erwachsene „à la carte“ an?

klassik1989Byklassik1989

Man kauft sich z. B. 12 Unterrichtseinheiten und kann diese flexibel mit dem Lehrer einplanen.

Ich meine nicht diesen üblichen regelmäßigen Unterricht, diesen gibt es schon. ABER es gibt auch das flexible Abo, das ist nur für Erwachsene, die berufstätig sind, verfügbar. Da wird der Preis pro Semester berechnet, nicht wie beim regelmäßigen Unterricht monatlich.

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Arlecchino
Arlecchino
2 years ago

Hello classic 1989,

I have taught music schools for many years. However, I hear from you for the first time. The idea is comprehensible, for working pupils this can be an advantageous thing.

Why isn’t that everywhere?

  • It may be that this possibility is not yet known at many music schools.
  • And it can also be good that, for organizational reasons, one has decided against it: if it is not possible to put such an ‘abo-hour’ at the end of the class afternoon, the instrumental teacher has always free hours. If there are still hours left, because pupils e.g. B. become ill, then there may be many, and this is unrequitable for teachers, bad time organization. Or you have to dispose differently from week to week.

However, social habits and music schools change. It is therefore possible that some music school, which do not yet offer such subscriptions, will do so in the future.

LG
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