Online Guitar Lessons for Homeschool
Live, 1-on-1 Online Guitar Lessons with Professional Teachers and Engaging Curriculum for Homeschoolers
60+
Instructors
25,000+
Lessons taught
4.9/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Average lesson rating
Exceptional Guitar Instructors
Take 1-on-1 online guitar lesson with teachers from leading music schools. All guitar teachers have degrees in guitar and extensive experience in teaching and touring.
Customized Guitar Curriculum
Our guitar lesson plans are tailored for each student based on their needs and interests. Your child can expect to make measurable progress through engaging repertoire, guitar technique, music theory and more.
Flexible Scheduling, No Contracts
We offer optimal scheduling options that work for you and your child’s busy homeschool schedule. You can start, stop and resume lessons anytime you want. No contracts ever.
Budget-Friendly
Our online guitar lessons are cost-competitive. We also offer a family package discount which is perfect for homeschoolers.
Best Guitar Curriculum For Homeschool
Elevate your homeschool program with our online guitar lessons. Your child will learn to play guitar properly from professionals while developing skills that can be applied to other subjects
Top Guitar Instructors
Our guitar instructors have advanced college degrees in guitar with 4+ years of teaching children at all ages and levels.
Unlike pre-recorded lessons, your child will interact with teachers and get live feedback and personalized guidance.
Engaging, Customized Curriculum
We design personalized guitar curriculum for each student. This includes guitar exercises like warm up and chord progressions, along with learning to read music and understanding music theory. These guitar techniques ensure that your child makes steady progress while developing a consistent practice routine that can be easily tracked and measured.
Our teachers prioritize teaching students how to play guitar correctly without hurting the posture. We create an learning environment that sparks imagination and nurtures a genuine love for music.
Try a Half Hour Guitar Lesson Completely For Free!
Meet your guitar teacher, discuss goals, and begin 1-on-1 instruction.
No contract or credit card necessary.
60+
Instructors
25,000+
Lessons taught
4.9/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Average lesson rating
Homeschool Family Lesson Discount
If there are more than one student in your family taking our singing lessons, each full-price lesson gets you a $5 discount on a second lesson in the same week.
Featured Guitar Instructors
Our guitar instructors have degrees from internationally recognized music schools and are fully background checked.
Flexibility
Online guitar lessons are a wonderful learning option for homeschool families, giving them the flexibility to learn and practice guitar at their own pace.
At Lesson With You, your child can get a high-quality guitar instruction tailored to their busy homeschool schedules.
Easy Lesson Setup
Getting set up for guitar lessons has never been easier! You’ll need a few things, such as guitar, computer or laptop, and lesson books.
Don’t worry if you’re not sure what equipment to get – our client service team can help you find the right ones.
A Well-rounded Education
Live online guitar lessons are convenient and fun way to enrich your homeschool education. By learning to play guitar, students can improve memory, creativity, and focus, which can benefit other activities in your curriculum.
Plus, students can gain a sense of accomplishment by learning and practicing guitar. Start Today!
Guitar Guides for Homeschool
FAQs
Which type of lesson works better for homeschoolers: online or in-person?
If your child is looking to learn guitar, online guitar lessons can be a great option. Generally, they are very similar to in-person lessons, but more affordable and convenient. With just a few pieces of digital equipment, you can set up online lessons from the comfort of your own home. Another benefit is the flexibility they offer with scheduling which many homeschool families find it helpful.
What equipment do you need for online guitar lessons?
You will need a high-speed internet and a few lesson equipment, such as a microphone, computer or laptop, and lesson books. And of course, your instrument. We use Zoom as our live lesson platform. If you have any questions or concerns about the equipment or lesson setup, please don’t hesitate to contact our client service team!
How much do guitar lessons cost? Is there a family lesson discount?
Our lessons are priced to fit the needs of everyone, including children and families. We offer fixed rates of $35 for a half hour lesson, $50 for 45 minutes, and $65 per hour. If you have multiple children interested in taking guitar lessons from the same teacher, we also offer a family discount. To help you with planning and budgeting, we’ve created exclusive lesson cost guides for guitar.
Check this out: How Much Do Guitar Lessons Cost?
What's the best age for a child to begin guitar lessons?
The best age for a child to start guitar lessons is between the ages of 7 and 9 years old. At this age, children can hold the guitar and understand the concepts of “teaching,” “learning,” and “practicing.” At Lesson With You, we accept guitar students 7 and up.
Check out our helpful guide: What’s the Best Age to Learn Guitar?
How frequently should a beginner child practice the guitar?
The frequency and duration of guitar practice for begi may vary depending on their schedule, curriculum, age, level and goals. Our guitar instructors recommend setting aside a consistent time each day for practice, ideally 15 minutes on average. Even if your child is only able to practice for 10 minutes daily, steady practice can still result in progress over time.
How do online guitar lessons compare to software or recorded classes?
Unlike self-learning from software or pre-recorded videos, live online lessons is the best way to interact with teachers and learn guitar correctly. During online lessons, your teacher will be able to observe and hear how you play guitar, and provide a guidance to help you improve. This interactive approach, involving observing, imitating, and practicing, is often the most effective way to learn guitar.
