Wellington Music Centre
Kia ora!
The Wellington Music Centre warmly invites you to join us in making music in 2022!
The WMC is one of the longest running non-profit Saturday morning music centres in Wellington, having provided tuition for over 35 years. We provide a warm and welcoming start for absolute beginners as well as catering to more advanced players. We recognise that music has huge benefits on childhood development including improving communication, creativity, social skills and confidence. Our tutors are highly experienced and dedicated to nurturing student growth in a fun and inspiring environment.
Classes are held every Saturday morning during term-time (excluding public holidays) at Miramar North School, for children 5-12 of any playing ability.
We aim to be as inclusive as possible and our fees begin at $120 for a whole year of tuition. Subsequent classes are reduced and there is a fee for instrument hireage where appropriate.
Visit our website for more information and enrolment details. Please get in touch if you have any questions, we would love to hear from you!
www.wellingtonmusiccentre.org.nz...
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