Pay As You Can
Too many people are priced out of music, but at All In Guitar, we are all in this together. That is why my prices are based on your ability to pay. It's easy: people of a high income pay a bit more than people of a low income. Together we create the chance for more people to learn.
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Knowing your Spending power & Price
There are 4 bands of pricing, from A to D, which reflect your spending power. Follow these 3 steps to find your price:
- Find your household income. Your financial "household" is the group of people that you live with or are financially dependent on (or that depends on you). Combine the annual incomes including "13th month", holiday pay & bonuses. Subtract taxes and healthcare costs. This is your household income.
- Now you have your starting point in either band A, B, C or D.
- Please consider the following for possible adjustments:
If these points apply to you, they shift you slightly towards band A
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If these points apply to you, they shift you slightly towards band D
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Apply steps 1 to 3, as described, following this table:
FAQs
- Booking 8 lessons at the same weekly time grants you a brilliant 25% discount.
- Some people belong in between the stated bands - that's okay! Just let me know.
- Step 3 isn't an exhaustive list; there may be another significant factor you need to include, in which case we can talk that through.
- In full-time higher education? Please begin in band B, before possible adjustments.
- Whilst it is possible to travel to some people's homes for lessons, this will add extra costs which depend on the journey in each specific case.
- Prices shown are relevant to Netherlands-based students. Internationally based students will have their prices determined in each specific case, as to account for differences in markets and currencies.
- Group lessons are possible, and have lower prices per student, but require the demand in the same time slot each week. Get in touch to register interest for group lessons!