EMA’s Top Tricks
FOR INSTRUCTORS
Here at Expressions we are so proud of what we can offer our teachers, not only in terms of employee status but in other awesome resources as well! Allow with our lesson enhancement programs (like Level Up, Recitals, and Student of the Month) we also like to provide various other tried and true tips, tricks, and helpful links. All of this helpful information mostly collected from our very own fantastic teachers like you, so you can trust they have been well researched and practiced. We also are so happy to now also include special seminars that we have offered our teachers to participate in over the past couple of years as well (all in one single recorded format for easy viewing!)
All the basic information regarding working here at Expressions in one easy to reference page!
Clicking here will take you to a well compiled document that illustrates the top 10 strategies that our most successful teachers have utilized here at Expressions over the past couple of years!
Clicking here will take you to a collection of fun and helpful programs and apps designed to help your students expand and retain more of your weekly lessons! All of the links come highly recommended by a good majority of our staff already!
Here at EMA, we periodically offer seminars (usually hosted via Zoom) for all of our teachers! It is our hope these seminars might inspire or help answer questions you might have a different circumstances you may encounter while working with us!
So you recieved notification that a student of yours is deciding to discontinue their lessons and you think there is not much you can do to help change that situation? WRONG! We have created a great breakdown of how to deal with this kind of situation and hopefully convince that student to stay on your schedule for the long run!
Have a new trial student on your schedule? Unsure of where to start with them? Check out this handy document for our top ideas to help both you and your new student have a successful first lesson!
Did you just get notice that a new student is transferring to your schedule permanently? We have some great tips and ideas to help them smoothly transition to your schedule with (hopefully) limited “new teacher” hiccups!
