Find Trusted Piano Lessons Near Me in Springfield, MO

Hiring someone to give piano lessons near you in Springfield, MO will cost an average of $14.00 per hour as of January, 2025. It’s important to note that cost can vary depending on how skilled the instructor is, their years of experience, and other factors.

You can use Care.com to search for piano lessons near you by sorting candidates by their distance from Springfield, MO or by hourly pay rate. From there, you can compare their experience, services they offer, and read reviews from other families in Springfield, MO that have used the same piano lesson instructor you're interested in.

The goal of hiring someone to give you child piano lessons is to make them a better player, but also get along with them. Ask questions about the process each candidate uses to improve competency from the Springfield, MO kids they've worked with in the past. Also ask each piano instructor about their experience working with kids close to your child's age. Finally, see how often the instructor recommends coming to your home versus giving practice piano assignments to your child to alleviate the cost. If you’re looking for adult piano lessons near you in Springfield, MO, you can tailor these questions to suit your needs as a student.

When looking for adult piano lessons near you in Springfield, MO, you can review different piano lesson provider profiles on Care.com until you find a piano instructor who offers lessons to adults. You can choose to search for providers who offer in-person or online piano lessons. If you want to play the keyboard, you can also look for keyboard lessons on Care.com.

When booking kids piano lessons near you in Springfield, MO, we strongly advise you to do your own due diligence. It can be helpful to conduct interviews, run a private background check, and to request references from other families. We do request that all piano lesson instructors on Care.com complete a CareCheck (which is a background check) and any providers who completed this check have a badge on their profile that shares the date the background check was run. This is just a jumping off point for your research and is not enough to ensure safety.