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Maui Greenstone
2008-06-18, 6:09pm
So I'm opening up a teaching studio in upcountry Maui. I have taught many people the basics and apprenticed a few people into quite talented lampworking sculptors. However I have never had or booked an official class. I know there are a few of you Teachers on this board, and I was wondering if you all could help me with my preperations for Founding the Maui Glass School. I know i'm going to need insurance wavers and the like, just not sure exactly what to include. Also not really sure how to start the pricing scale for lessons. So if you could let me know what you teach and what your price scale is and how you came about that price scale, it would be much appreciated. I will also be able to take on 1-2 students for longer live in apprenticeships, but not sure what to charge for these either. I guess I'm just looking for some advice and info on making my dream of passing this beautiful art along to others a reality. Any input would be greatly appreciated!
Aloha
John Lindquist
Maui Crystal gallery and studios
Maui Greenstone Glassworks
Maui Glass school
Deb Hopeful Journeys
2008-06-18, 6:30pm
WOW, sounds like an awesome adventure.
I hope you are succesful. I will be meeting you at glass stock, I think.
Maui Greenstone
2008-06-18, 11:45pm
yup will be there!! really excited about it too!!
Karen Hardy
2008-06-19, 12:20am
Cool! I'll see you there too!
Glaaaaaaaasssss Stoooooooooock!
...and I've been teaching all kinds of classes for many years.
From beg-adv wire wrapping, Polymer clay, business of jewelry - you name
it! I'll be glad to share any and all of my knowledge with you for
the price of a beer :wink:. We can chat at Glass Stock if you get a free
moment.
Maui Greenstone
2008-06-19, 2:53pm
man this just makes me way more excited for GS aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh can't wait!!
PittsGlass
2008-06-19, 3:04pm
I'll see you all there too! It will be so cool to see everyone in person!
I would look for liability releases on ISGB.org . They used to have them for studios and special classes.
See you soon ;-)
Maui Greenstone
2008-06-19, 3:07pm
Thanks Pam!!
Beadz Gone Wild
2008-06-23, 9:51am
John................
You can only do this if I get a free trip in order to take a class with you........LOL.
Good luck with the venture. Your students are going to be really lucky taking instruction from a talented glass artist.
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Roberta
P.S. Wish I could afford to go to Glass Stock..........Man living way up here I'm so far away from everything. Boo Hoo.
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