Virtual Schools including Monroe County School now have guitar lessons for credit.

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“I think Guitar Lessons Interactive and the guitar lessons are great, I've learned so much from what you are teaching me now. You're a great teacher. Rock On!”
Sam G.
Kona, Hawaii Age 11

“I live in a very rural area, with no qualified teachers. But that is no issue with Chuck Rogers of Guitar Lessons Interactive. The lessons are actually more convenient than going to someone’s store or studio. His instruction is excellent, and you soon forget you are not in the same room."
Chuck C.
Kona, Hawaii

"Guitar Lessons Interactive provides excellent instruction and is a very convenient way to study guitar since all lessons are taken online from my home computer."
Tom R.
Orlando, Florida

Chuck Rogers is a master guitarist and instructor, and has focused on playing not only the score as written, but also on technique. This has helped me to bring out the beauty of the instrument and the amazing music that has been created for it. Chuck brings a world of experience to his teaching, and I am glad that I am one of his students.
Tolson M.
Clermont, Florida

Virtual Schools

Music Lessons Interactive works with virtual schools, as well as distance learing schools, and home school groups. We are currently offering onine lessons with the Monreo Virtual School in Wisconsin. You can contact the school at www.virtualdiploma.net if you would like to take lessons through their virtual school.

Home School Students

Music Lessons Interactive provides a wonderful opportunity for home school students to learn to play various instruments and develop basic music skills. Students can work with a music instructor whom they can actually see and speak to on the internet. Online music lessons are a convenient and practical way to learn. Students also have the opportunity to learn music theory and music history on the internet. A webcam, which can be purchased as inexpensively as $20.00 to $50.00, enables students and teachers to see each other. Skype, the software which allows teachers and students to communicate, can be downloaded free at www.skype.com. Now, students can see and speak with the instructor while they take music lessons!

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