Online lessons for elementary and middle school students in all subjects, plus guitar lessons
- Location
- Based in Hatay, Turkey (GMT+3)
- Lesson format
- Online only
- Education
- 8 years of experience
$15/ hr
First 30 min free
Subject
Guitar tutors
Classical, acoustic or electric guitar, from your first chord to a full repertoire.
1 tutor · from $15 per hour
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Guitar tutoring rates 2026
There is currently one live guitar listing, at $15 per hour. We don't derive a "median rate" from a single listing — this is that tutor's rate, not the market's. These figures are not estimates: they come from the 1 guitar listing live on WantATutor as of November 2026, and they update when a tutor changes their rate.
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What is guitar tutoring, and who is it for?
Guitar lessons help you play the songs and styles you love with correct technique, so you do not hit a wall after the first few months. Many people start guitar on their own with videos, which works for the first chords, and then stall: chord changes stay slow, barre chords buzz, strumming sounds stiff and the left hand hurts because of tension. A teacher sees these problems immediately and fixes them. Lessons can be on acoustic, electric or classical guitar and follow the student's taste: pop and rock songs, fingerstyle, blues, jazz, classical repertoire or songwriting. A good teacher balances songs you want to play with the skills you need, such as rhythm, chord vocabulary, scales, reading tab or standard notation and, later, improvisation.
- Complete beginners who want to play their first songs
- Self-taught players stuck on barre chords, rhythm or speed
- Children and teens starting acoustic or electric guitar
- Classical guitar students preparing for exams
- Singer-songwriters who want to accompany themselves
What guitar tutors cover
Beginner
- Holding the guitar, tuning and basic chords
- Strumming patterns and smooth chord changes
- Reading tab and chord charts
Intermediate
- Barre chords and the fretboard
- Fingerpicking and fingerstyle arrangements
- Pentatonic and major scales, first solos
- Rhythm and timing with a metronome
Styles
- Rock, blues and pop
- Classical technique and repertoire
- Jazz chords and improvisation
What affects the price of guitar tutoring?
Guitar lesson prices vary with the teacher's experience, the style taught and the lesson format. Classical guitar with exam preparation or advanced jazz may cost more than beginner pop lessons. Lessons at your home can cost more than studio or online lessons. Tutors set their own price on WantATutor and there is no commission, so the price you see is what you pay.
How to choose a guitar tutor
Pick a guitar teacher who plays the style you want to learn, and mention your favorite songs or artists in your first message. For beginners, patience and a clear plan matter more than virtuoso playing. Ask whether they also teach theory and reading or focus on playing songs.
Many tutors offer a short free intro lesson. Compare guitar tutors or read how it works.
Guitar tutoring: frequently asked questions
There is currently one live guitar listing, at $15 per hour. We don't derive a "median rate" from a single listing — this is that tutor's rate, not the market's. These figures are not estimates: they come from the 1 guitar listing live on WantATutor as of November 2026, and they update when a tutor changes their rate.
Either is fine. Choose the one that suits the music you want to play. Electric guitars have lighter strings and are often easier on the fingers; acoustic guitars need no amplifier. Classical guitars with nylon strings are gentle on fingertips and common for children.
Sore fingertips are normal for the first weeks and go away as calluses form. Pain in the hand or wrist is different and usually comes from tension or posture; a teacher can correct it.
Yes. Online guitar lessons work well if the camera shows both hands clearly. Many teachers also share tabs and recordings for practice between lessons.
Simple songs with a few open chords are often within reach after a few weeks of regular practice. Playing comfortably with barre chords and varied rhythms takes longer.