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The vast majority of music students will ask, "Should I quit my instrument," at some point during their music lesson journey. Life changes happen, and many music students give up on music lessons unless something brings them back. MusicTeacherNotes helps bring music students back into the habit of attending private music lessons, should the software notices they have stopped scheduling lessons.
Some attrition is perfectly normal. Music students change teachers, and music teachers change jobs or studios. MusicTeacherNotes handles the unpredictable, atypical schedule that music teachers and music students experience.
If a student ceases taking lessons from a music teacher, the student can disconnect from that teacher's MusicTeacherNotes account. Students own the information within their account. It doesn't belong to the studio. It belongs to them, which is an enormous benefit because students won't lose anything when they disconnect. In fact, students can continue to use MusicTeacherNotes without a music teacher and reconnect to another music teacher when they find another. Similarly, music teachers can change jobs, studios, locations as well. They have the same option of adding or deleted students from their account. This makes MusicTeacherNotes vastly different from any other music studio management software. MusicTeacherNotes is designed for flexibility and the reality of unpredictable life changes for teachers and students.
