Intermediate Guitar Making (short course)

More about this course

This course follows a tried-and-tested programme that has been used for more than 30 years with great success. The evening course runs in blocks of 10 weeks and is designed to allow participants to build on the skills necessary to build guitars. It will give you the opportunity to:

• acquire the skills and techniques necessary to be competent in guitar making
• undertake hands-on practical sessions to create the finished product
• build upon previous knowledge

Who's this course for?

These more advanced classes are not suitable for complete newcomers to guitar making. If you haven't made an instrument before or you're not a competent woodworker, we recommend that you join the introductory class, which is specially designed to prepare you to take on this more advanced instrument construction work.

Course structure

Module details to be agreed

What our students say

"This course was well run and time was taken by the course leader to ensure that the different needs of the students who were at different levels of progress were catered for."

"The tutor is excellent, always helpful and able to provide clear explanations."

"Amazing experience at the School of Art, Architecture and Design. Nick Pyall has a wealth of experience and is open to any quirky idea that you throw at him. He is one of the best and most inspiring tutors I have had as a student and this just adds up to a wonderful course."

"The course was excellent. I was impressed by how much of it is done by hand and I truly felt I was getting a thorough learning experience. We had an excellent teacher."

Course dates

Course dates	Course postponed until further notice
Length	One evening a week for ten weeks OR One afternoon a week for ten weeks
Day and time	Thursday, 5.30pm to 8.30pm  OR Thursday, 2pm to 5pm
Maximum class size	10
Contact hours	30

Discounts

A 20% discount is available for:

• those who are registered as unemployed and in receipt of Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA), Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) or Universal Credit
• those whose sole or main income is a Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) state retirement pension
• those who are registered as disabled and in receipt of Disability Living Allowance (DLA) or Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
• full-time and part-time UK students on credit-bearing courses
• London Metropolitan University students on year-long day courses
• London Metropolitan University alumni members
• London Metropolitan University staff

If you're eligible for the 20% discount, please contact us before booking.

What's included in the price?

In addition to the course fee there will be a charge for materials. The amount of this charge is dependent on the size of the project undertaken.

Terms and conditions

Please read our terms and conditions before booking.

When to apply

Please note, the deadline to book a place on one of our short courses is one week before the start date. If you have missed the deadline, please get in touch and we will do our best to accommodate you.