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Q: How may I check on the school?
A: You may call the Better Business Bureau at (408) 278-7400.
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Q: Is it really possible to learn piano tuning and repair by correspondence?
A: Yes. In fact 2/3 of all piano tuners learned from a home-study course.
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Q: Must I know how to play the piano in order to learn piano tuning?
A: No knowledge of music or ability to play a piano is needed.
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Q: How long will it take me to complete the course?
A: Most people are able to complete the course within 40 to 100 hours.
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Q: What may I expect to earn as a piano technician?
A: Piano tuning fees range from $75. to $120. Experienced tuners spend about 1 hour per piano, tuning up to 4 per day.
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Q: How are exams conducted?
A: Each lesson has a true/false exam. Students mail completed exams to school where they are corrected and mailed back.
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Q: Am I required to sign a contract to take all the lessons?
A: No. The enrollment form you fill out is NOT a binding contract.
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Q: How do I know there is a market for piano tuners?
A: About 1/3 of all homes have a piano that needs a yearly tuning.
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Q: Will I learn how to set myself up in business as a piano technician?
A: Yes. The course includes promotional materials and marketing plans.
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Q: Are all the tools and parts needed to learn included in the course?
A: Yes. Essential tools and parts (about $300. worth) are included.
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Q: May I order Lesson 1 to try out, and return it if not satisfied?
A: Yes. If you are not satisfied, return Lesson 1 within 30 days for a full refund.
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