SC&T Classes 2022
Exciting News - SC&T'S Winter online term starts 17th January 2022
We're really excited to let you know SC&T are running a 10 week online term starting the week beginning January 2022
What's happening?
Classes will run for 10 weeks on either a Monday or Tuesday or Wednesday evening starting at 7pm on Zoom. We will also be using the fantastic Thinkific platform where you can access all the lesson material (music/ recordings/ videos etc.) as well as the recorded Zoom lesson.
Having trouble with Thinkfic? Check out our Thinkific FAQ's or our 2 Minute Thinkific Tutorial
Class times?
Classes will run from 7pm - 9pm.
How will it work?
Everyone will join the same Zoom call at 7pm. (You can find the Zoom link once you sign up and start your Thinkific course) You will then be sent into your instrument breakout room for one hour. We will then come back into the main Zoom session for 20mins of social time/ tea break! (Don't worry if you don't want to join in, you can just turn your camera off). We'll then go back into class breakout rooms until 9pm.
How much will it cost?
2hr class is £10 per class. This can be paid in one lump sum of £100 for the term or 3 x monthly payments of £33.33
You can choose what payment option you prefer when you sign up on Thinkific.
Over the last few years, SC&T has actively taken steps to ensure that classes are accessible to as many people as possible. In the past we have offered concessions to specific groups such as those in receipt of a pension or other benefits, as well as sourcing funding for a limited number of free places. In light of the impact of Covid over the last year we decided to review our approach to ensure that our support is more targeted to include individuals who would be unable to access classes at the full fee. As a result, we have decided to move away from a standard concession rate for specific groups and instead, try to provide support to those who need this most and who would otherwise be unable to join our classes.
If you feel that your financial circumstances make it difficult for to pay the full fee we would encourage you to contact the chairman@scottishculture.org and we will consider a reduction. We will not require detailed financial information. We also have a limited number of free places which you may be considered for.
On the other hand, if you would like to give a little bit more, you can also Donate to SC&T.
What if I can't manage all 10 weeks?
Don't worry!! Tutors will record their Zoom lessons and upload to thinkific where you'll be able to watch in your own time! Tutors will also be uploading sheet music and recordings to make catching up even easier!
How do I sign up?
Sign up through our thinkific site.
Sign Up Here
You can find out more about each class by clicking on the links below:
Thinkific Accounts
If you have not taken part in any SC&T online classes before, you will be required to create a new Thinkific account.
What does level 1 2 3 mean?
These relate to the ability and level the class is aimed at:
1 = Beginner - Have only been playing for a short time.
2 = Intermediate - Have been playing for a while and can play some tunes
3 = Advanced - Can play and learn tunes competently
Having trouble with Thinkfic? Check out our Thinkific FAQ's or our 2 Minute Thinkific Tutorial
Monday Night Classes: Sign Up
Fiddle 3 with Paul Anderson
Mixed Instruments 2/3 with Sharon Hassan
Slow Session with Laura Harrington
Flute with Peter Saunders
Whistle 2/3 with Helen Lynch
Small Pipes with Malin Lewis
Tuesday Night Classes: Sign Up
Fiddle 1 with Nicola Auchnie
Fiddle 2 with Erika Shearer
Whistle 1 with Peter Saunders
Scots Song* with Janice Reveall
Accordion with Euan Reid
Ukulele 1 with Steve Fivey
Wednesday Night Classes: Sign Up
Piano with Suzanne Fivey
* these classes are running out with the SC&T Zoom call and your tutor will be in touch to give you the Zoom details.
Our thanks go to Lynne Gowans (now on the board), Laura Harrington, Kirsty Campbell and our tutors for making this happen. Please give us your feedback later and we look forward to seeing you all in person as soon as circumstances allow. Meantime, keep safe and happy music-making!
Richard Ward