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Frequently Asked Questions

• What if I miss a session?

  That's very normal. We make videos to help you to catch up and if there is space on another session that week of the same level then you're welcome to join it, but please get in touch first to check there is room

• How do I access the workshop materials?

  Once you’re a member you’ll be added to Student’s corner, where we store all the session materials including song sheets, worksheets and practice videos. After the session, normally the following day you’ll be sent an email with some follow up materials and a suggested practice guide. See ‘After the session, what to expect’ for more details.

• I’m unsure which course is right for me. Can you help?

  Of course. Feel free to get in touch with us via email or phone and we can talk you through your current level and what you’re wanting to get out of a course. With your membership you can also come to more than one course so feel free to try out a couple of different levels

• I need to take a break from membership/ it’s not for me, can you cancel it or pause it?

  Membership can’t be paused and if you want to cancel this is something you’ll need to do yourself through Cademy

• How many people normally take part in a session?

  We tend to have between 7 and 12 musicians. Beginners we cap at 10 so that you get the time and attention that a beginner needs.

• Do I need my own guitar

  Yes please. We have one or two spare to rent out for £4 per session but we can’t guarantee that someone else won’t have nabbed it

  ALso bring a capo and something to view your resources on as we have gone paperless so won't be printing anything

• How do I know what to practice?

  When we send the follow up material, we will detail out what was covered in the last session and what will be covered in the next one, so that you know what to focus on.

  
  

  You’ll receive short videos detailing specific aspects to practice and any related written materials e.g. tabs, chords or scales.
  

• Which guitar should I bring?

  Which guitar do you most enjoy playing or most want to learn on? There's your answer. Classical, acoustic, electric, resonator...all are good.

  If bringing an electric or bass please bring an amp