Rates for Guitar Lessons in Singapore

The guitar lesson rates indicated below for different grades or for leisure lessons serve as a guide only. The rate of guitar lessons are varied depending on guitar teacher's qualification and experiences. Sometimes, the accessibility to the location of the guitar student’s home is also a factor in the fees. Guitar lessons are usually 45 mins to 1 hour.

Rates for 4 Lessons (Leisure)
Type	Individual	Group
Classical	$160-$240	from $300
Acoustic	$160-$240	from $300
Electric	$180-$240	from $320
Bass	$180-$240	from $320
Ukulele	$160-$240	from $300

Rates for 4 Lessons (Graded)

Grade	Classical	Acoustic	Electric	Bass
Beginner	$160 - $180	$160 - $180	$180 - $200	$180 - $200
One	$160 - $180	$160 - $180	$180 - $200	$180 - $200
Two	$160 - $180	$160 - $180	$200 - $220	$200 - $220
Three	$180 - $200	$180 - $200	$220 - $240	$220 - $240
Four	$200 - $220	$200 - $220	$240 - $260	$240 - $260
Five	$220 - $240	$220 - $240	$260 - $280	$260 - $280
Six	$240 - $260	$240 - $260	$280 - $300	$280 - $300
Seven	$260 - $280	$260 - $280	$300 - $320	$300 - $320
Eight	$280 - $320	$280 - $320	$320 - $340	$320 - $340
Diploma	from $320	from $320	from $340	from $340

The factors that determine the guitar teachers’ rates are listed as follow:

1. Full Time / Part Time Guitar Teachers
Full time teachers generally command a higher guitar lesson rates compare to one on part-time basis.

2. Qualifications of Guitar Teachers
A piano teacher with higher qualification like Degrees or Diplomas will command higher rate than teachers with only Grade 8 qualifications.

3. No of Years of Teaching
The number of years of guitar teaching experience does matters. A guitar teacher with a longer number of years of teaching experience commands a higher guitar lesson fee.

4. Lessons at Student’s Home / Lessons at Teacher’s Home
The guitar fees indicated above are based on piano lessons being held at teacher's home. Lessons conducted at student's home would usually include additional transportation fees.

5. Grading Fee Structure
Most guitar teachers charge a fee increment when the students advance to the next higher guitar grade.