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SCHOOLS-
To enrol your child to music lessons at your school please fill in the form.
Current programs:
NEW SCHOOL: GARFIELD PS
Starting in Term 2
Guitar, Piano, & Singing
TUES-
Pakenham Hills- (Guitar, Piano, Ukulele)
WEDS-
John Henry PS- (Guitar, Piano)
THURS-
Bayles Regional PS- (Guitar, Piano, Ukulele)
Koo Wee Rup PS- (Guitar, Piano, Ukulele, Singing)
FRIDAY-
Cardinia PS- (Guitar, Piano)
Bunyip PS- (Guitar)
Longwarry PS- (Friday: Guitar, Piano, Singing)
Please read T&Cs PDF below.
James from JP Music will send you an e-mail after you have enrolled. Please note payment must be arranged before 1st lesson commences.
If wish to speak with James call him on; 0407 857 616 / admin@jpmusicacademy.com.au
Please read terms and conditions below. By making payment you agree to these terms.
Fill in form below to register for lessons at your school. James from JP Music will contact you regarding your first lesson.
WEEKLY MEMBERSHIP-
Please Read and Sign and e-mail to admin@jpmusicacademy.com.au for this option.

LESSON RATE:
Free Trial Lesson- Not sure whether to learn guitar or piano? The trial lesson can help determine if the student is a good fit for music lessons!
Options:
1- Invoice:- $27.50 per week
Calculated per Term
2- Weekly Membership:
$30 per week Ezidebit- includes online or studio Holiday lessons. Payments come out every Friday.
3- INTRO INTO MUSIC COURSE-
4 WEEKS: $100
(begins at the start of every term)
If payments are late a $10 fee per week will incur and lessons won't commence.
Material for Lessons:
Guitar Students:
Guitar Ninjas Pack- $88
-Text Book
-Guitar Strap
-Badges (Little Guitar Ninjas only)
-Highlighter
-Pencil
-Carry Bag
-Sticker
-Guitar Picks
Keyboard Students:
Keyboard Superstars Pack- $88
-Keyboard Lanyard
-Text Book
-Badges
-Keyboard Superstars booklet
-Custom highlighter
-Pencil
-Sticker
Piano Fiesta Subscription: $62
Ukulele Champions Pack- $88
Vocal Heroes Pack- $88
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Please note to upgrade Guitar Ninjas level it is $40 each time to receive Book and Guitar strap.

JAMES:
What instruments do you teach?
Piano/ Keyboard, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Ukulele.
What is your favourite song to play?
Beat It- Michael Jackson (Guitar)
Mission Impossible or James Bond Theme (Piano)
What are your hobbies?
Solo Artist, Remix Producer, Toy Collector, Body Boarding, Riding Electric Scooter, Designing.
Why did you choose to teach music?
Prior to founding JP Music, I gained experience in music retail and performed as a soloist while accompanying other artists on keyboard. My goal was to create an income through something I am passionate about, while sharing my knowledge and expertise with my students.
What is your goal when it comes to teaching a student?
Creating lasting memories. I was always eager to attend my piano lessons during my childhood, and the credit goes to my inspiring teacher. It’s my hope that the students I teach feel that same enthusiasm and look forward to their lessons, cherishing the experience of learning from their instructor.

KASSIDY:
What instruments do you teach?
Piano, Guitar, Voice and Ukulele
What is your favourite song to play?
My favourite song to play differs from day to day. One of my current favourites is “Hand In My Pocket”- Alanis Morissette, always fun to play a fun song-a-long!
What are your hobbies?
My hobbies are going to concerts and gigs, supporting local music as well as some of my favourite artists. I also enjoy exploring nature and finding fun places to take my 2 Labradors.
Why did you choose to teach music?
I chose to teach music because it is a tool that can be used to deepen cognitive development in a way that is fun and engaging. It is fun to be able to share my passion and knowledge of music with anyone who is like minded.
What is your goal when it comes to teaching a student?
My goal as a teacher is to create an engaging environment where each of my students is able to express themselves and become the musicians they aspire to be. My aim is to celebrate individuality and encourage each student to build confidence and be proud of who they are and the music they create.
