Online and private flamenco lessons

Adults who can't reach a local class, people wanting personal coaching, and dancers preparing for a performance.

Hourly fee per private lesson, or a block of lessons paid in advance, with optional paid small-group sessions or workshops.

• Strong flamenco technique and the ability to explain it clearly
• Comfort teaching on camera
• Basic online booking and payment skills

• Public liability insurance, and check it covers online teaching and any in-person lessons
• If you teach under-18s, check safeguarding and DBS requirements and involve a parent or carer
• Check whether you need a music licence if you play recorded music in lessons
• Check your landlord or mortgage lender allows business activity at home
• Lessons can clash with other work, so set clear cancellation terms

Startup costs are typically around £100 to £800, depending on your video call set-up, insurance and any room hire for in-person lessons. These are estimates, so cost your own equipment and cover.

Monthly revenue is typically around £200 to £1,200, depending on how many students you teach and whether you offer group or private lessons. The estimate assumes at least about 4 hours a week.

Check that public liability insurance covers online and in-person teaching, and whether you need a music licence for recorded music. If you teach under-18s, check safeguarding and DBS requirements. Also check your landlord or mortgage lender allows business activity at home.