Zoom
Guitar
Lessons
Lessons from anywhere in the world. No travel needed — just a webcam, a good internet connection, and Zoom installed on your device.
How It Works
Thousands of pages. Shared live. Emailed after.
Screen-share
Stuart's teaching material — exercises, diagrams and transcriptions — is shared live on screen during your lesson. He can zoom in, annotate, and highlight in real time.
Live interaction
Review material together and get instant corrections and feedback. Zoom guitar lessons are fully two-way — not a passive video watch.
Emailed after
All material from your lesson is emailed to you immediately after, so you can practise between sessions and build a well-organised body of high-quality reference material.
1000s
PAGES OF TEACHING MATERIAL
BENEFITS
Why Zoom lessons Work.
Tailored to you
Identifying precisely what you need at your specific stage of development — no generic one-size-fits-all approach.
Two-way lessons
Constant feedback and correction — a fully interactive lesson, unlike watching a YouTube guitar tutorial on your own.
No travel
Learn from the comfort of your own home. No commute, no hassle — just open your laptop and you're ready to go.
PDFs instantly
Teaching material is emailed to you during and after every lesson — building a personal library of high-quality material to practise from.
Instant feedback
Real-time correction on tasks attempted and clear guidance on exactly how to make improvements — right in the moment.
No geography barrier
Lessons are possible wherever you are in the world — when in-person tuition would otherwise be completely impossible.
TECHNIQUE
Can you teach
technique
via Zoom?
Yes — absolutely.
Virtually all technique issues are easy to identify via Zoom. This includes left hand thumb placement, hand position, efficiency of movement, pick grip, pick trajectory, and whether the pick movement is generated by the finger, hand or forearm.
Once identified, technique issues can be addressed with a set of targeted exercises and clear instructions.
IDENTIFIABLE VIA ZOOM
- Left hand thumb placement
- Hand position & efficiency of movement
- Pick grip & pick trajectory
- Pick movement source — finger, hand or forearm
PLATFORM
We use Zoom —
it's free
Zoom is the best and most reliable platform for online guitar lessons — and it is completely free to use. If you have a preference for another platform, just get in touch and we can look into alternatives.