George Capon Guitar Lessons
Online guitar lessons for adults
Structured one-to-one lessons for adult beginners and returning players — designed to build confidence, remove confusion, and help you make steady progress.
Who these lessons are for
These lessons are designed for adults who want a clearer, more structured way to learn guitar. Some students are complete beginners. Others have tried to teach themselves, followed YouTube videos, or played on and off for years without ever feeling fully confident in their playing.
- Complete beginners who want a proper starting point
- Returning players who feel rusty or stuck
- Self-taught players who want more structure
- Adults who want to enjoy learning without feeling judged
How the lessons work
Lessons are taught one-to-one over Zoom. Each week we focus on a few clear priorities — solid technique, the right songs, and a simple practice plan. The aim is steady progress without feeling overwhelmed.
- Weekly slot: a fixed weekly time in my timetable
- Clear direction: what to practice and why
- Lessons built around you: your goals, level and musical interests
- Steady progress: structure without pressure
What adult students usually want help with
Adult students usually don't need more information — they need more clarity. Most already know there's plenty of advice online. What they want is a clear path, helpful feedback, and a better understanding of what to practice and why.
- Learning chords and changing between them smoothly
- Strumming and rhythm
- Playing full songs with confidence
- Understanding scales, riffs and lead playing
- Building a realistic practice routine
Why online lessons work well for adults
Online lessons are convenient, focused, and easy to fit around work, family life, and other commitments. They also work especially well for adults who want to learn in a calm, one-to-one setting without the pressure of a group class.
- No travel time
- Easy to fit into a busy schedule
- One-to-one attention throughout
- Clear weekly targets and guidance between lessons
What you can expect over time
Month 1
- A clear sense of direction and a realistic practice routine
- Better technique and fewer common beginner mistakes
- First chords, rhythms and early song progress
- More confidence in what to work on between lessons
Month 3
- Smoother chord changes and stronger rhythm
- More songs under your fingers
- A clearer understanding of how your playing is improving
- Less confusion and more consistency
Month 6
- Playing with noticeably more confidence and control
- Stronger timing and better technique
- A more enjoyable and sustainable practice routine
- Clear next steps based on your goals
What you'll need
- A guitar (acoustic or electric)
- A tuner (a phone app is fine)
- Stable internet and a quiet space
- A laptop or desktop is ideal, but a tablet can work
Pricing & monthly payment
Lessons are paid monthly, in advance. Payment reserves your weekly slot in my timetable and helps keep progress consistent.
- 30 minutes weekly: £20 per session
- 45 minutes weekly: £25 per session
- 60 minutes weekly: £30 per session
If you'd like to get started, book a free introductory lesson and I'll confirm a time that works and answer any questions.
FAQ
Am I too old to start learning guitar?
Not at all. Many adult students start later in life. What matters most is not your age, but having a realistic approach, good guidance, and staying consistent.
Do you teach complete beginners?
Yes. Many adult students start from scratch, and lessons are structured so you always know what to focus on next.
What if I've tried YouTube and got nowhere?
That's very common. Lessons help by giving you a clear path, personalised feedback, and a practice plan that actually fits your level.
How much practice do I need to do?
Consistency matters more than long practice sessions. I'll help you build a routine that's realistic and sustainable.
What if I miss a lesson?
I can sometimes reschedule within the same week if there's space, but missed lessons can't be refunded or carried over. The monthly payment is for reserving the weekly slot.
What styles of music do you teach?
Mostly pop, rock, blues and folk, and lessons are shaped around what you want to play while still building strong foundations.
What if I feel nervous or embarrassed about starting?
That's very common, especially for complete beginners or people returning to guitar after a long break. Lessons are one-to-one, supportive, and designed to help you make progress without feeling pressured or judged.