Recommendations from friends for a music teacher may not be the best approach because the teacher-student dynamic is as critical as it is unique for every student and cannot be predicted.
The best lawyers cost the most and so do the best professional music teachers.
We have 7 departments, all headed by extraordinary musicians: Keyboards, Guitar, Strings, Winds, Brass, Percussion and Composition & Theory
We have 41 teachers teaching over 20 different instruments and theory in the GTA
We try to accommodate all requests from prospective students
While our lessons may have the most expensive rates in the GTA, we give every accepted student a bursary equivalent to 54% of their tuition fees. This Bursary makes our fees very competitive with other local music schools.
We do not refuse any student because of financial issues.
our diverse teaching faculty who attend monthly professional development sessions
Every teacher has university degrees in music education.
We have 7 departments, all headed by extraordinary musicians: Keyboards, Guitar, Strings, Winds, Brass, Percussion and Composition & Theory
We have 41 teachers teaching over 20 different instruments and theory in the GTA
Because our teachers are held to such a high standard, they have a very low turnover rate. At present, 89% of our students have been studying with their teacher for many years. This speaks to the quality and engaging nature of their lessons,
with no extra charges for music, exam costs, supplies etc.
The Salzburg Institute compensates teachers partly on years of successful experience, the outcome of successful quarterly evaluations and their student retention rates
All teachers are routinely evaluated by senior, very experienced (25 years +) and proven effective teachers.
Consequently, the quality of our teaching makes our fees among the highest in the GTA.
However, we do not refuse any student due to financial issues.
In addition, we give every accepted student a bursary equivalent to 54% of their tuition.
This makes our fees to our students very competitive with local music schools.