Scheduling

For more information on what is covered in these classes, visit the Life Skills Training page. 

Scheduling varies depending on the student's goals, so it is best to email or call to discuss the range of options and figure out what is most beneficial. Some topics, such as learning everything related to doing laundry (including cleaning the machines and trouble shooting basic issues), can be covered in one session where others might take a full semester. Similarly, students can come for a one-off session to assess where the gaps are and set a plan for bridging them or have a standing weekly lesson to work on the skills they would like to learn over the course of a whole semester. 

Students can sign up for private sessions or with a friend group of up to six. 

Tuition

• Semester-long weekly lessons are $40 per 30 minutes, cash. $50 per 30 minutes, check or digital currency. This includes the materials used for the lesson (meal ingredients, tools, etc.) except in rare cases where a student wishes to learn something where the costs are irreducibly higher than the planned expense. In such a scenario, the additional amount will be discussed with parents before moving forward. Full semester tuition is due at the first lesson.

• Standard individual topic sessions range from $60 (cash) to $200. Every topic has its own tuition rate based on the scope and materials required. Doing it this way, instead of one set price, makes many of the classes significantly more affordable than charging a set rate to cover all types of training. 

• Larger projects (learning to organize an entire bedroom by actually doing so) are decided on a case-by-case basis. The consultation for such projects is $20 (plus a transportation fee if the distance is significant), which will be deducted from the tuition total if you move forward. 

For skills that are more effectively learned when worked on in the home, I will travel to you for a nominal fee determined by distance. If the rate is not manageable for your family, there are ways to reduce the cost. 

• The lesson rate remains the same for up to six students in the room. Bringing a friend (or two, or three) who is working on the same material is a great way to receive the same training for less. 

• Bartering is also an option. Everyone has a skill or resource they can trade - even the students. There is always a lot that can be done in the old house I live in and the studio never runs out of music and such that can be organized. Handy fixing a fence? Great. Can you pull weeds? Wonderful. Have your own farm fresh eggs? Fantastic. 

Contact information: 

404-914-2353 

cmoultonstudio@gmail.com 

Weekly lessons are a regular lesson day and time every week except for major school breaks, running August through December and January through May. These can be thirty minutes to an hour in length, which will be determined after a preliminary lesson which a parent should also attend. 

How to Schedule

To schedule a preliminary lesson, e-mail cmoultonstudio@gmail.com and include as much information as possible such as age of the student, urgency of lessons needed (is there an upcoming audition, performance, etc.), any previous training, goals of the student, what general days and timeframes can work in your schedule, etc. 

Tuition

$40 per 30 minutes, cash. $50 per 30 minutes, check or digital currency. Full semester tuition is due at the first lesson. If that is not manageable for your family, a monthly lesson payment option is available and there are ways to reduce cost:

• The lesson rate remains the same for up to six students in the room. Bringing a friend (or two, or three) who is working on the same material is a great way to receive the same training for less. 

• Bartering is also an option. Everyone has a skill or resource they can trade - even the students. There is always a lot that can be done in the old house I live in and the studio never runs out of music and such that can be organized. Handy fixing a fence? Great. Can you pull weeds? Wonderful. Have your own farm fresh eggs? Fantastic. 

(The rate for Quadratum members is $30 per 30 minutes, cash; $40 per 30 minutes, check or digital currency.)  

If you cancel a lesson, or are a no-show, you still owe for the lesson. If the instructor cancels and you had already paid for the lesson, your payment will be refunded.   

Drop-in lessons are a great option for those who are working toward a specific short-term project such as an audition or performance, adults with limited availability, or students of a skill level such that they only need occasional check-ins.  

They are the same rate for up to six students at a time, making them a cost-effective choice for small groups of students who are working on the same project. Examples: students wanting to be in a talent show, showcase, or scholarship performance together; cast mates who want to improve scenes, songs, or choreography for the show they are in; students that are around the same music theory level who would like to study together.

How to Schedule

This type of lesson can be anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours in length depending on the topic and goals of the student. To schedule a lesson, email cmoultonstudio@gmail.com and include as much detail as possible such as age of student(s), lesson topic needed, urgency (how far off is the audition, performance, quiz), etc. 

Drop-in lessons are offered throughout the year, seven days a week.

Tuition

$40 per 30 minutes, cash. $50 per 30 minutes, check or digital currency. If that is not manageable for your family, there are ways to reduce the cost. 

• The lesson rate remains the same for up to six students in the room. Bringing a friend (or two, or three) who is working on the same material is a great way to receive the same training for less. 

• Bartering is also an option. Everyone has a skill or resource they can trade - even the students. There is always a lot that can be done in the old house I live in and the studio never runs out of music and such that can be organized. Handy fixing a fence? Great. Can you pull weeds? Wonderful. Have your own farm fresh eggs? Fantastic. 

(The rate for Quadratum members is $30 per 30 minutes, cash; $40 per 30 minutes, check or digital currency.)  

If you cancel a lesson, or are a no-show, you still owe for the lesson. If the instructor cancels and you had already paid for the lesson, your payment will be refunded.