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Beginners guide to salsa : part 3
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Beginners guide to salsa : part 3
1.3) How much do salsa lessons cost?
There is no set price for lessons - they can vary greatly from one
instructor to another. The price difference can be attributed to a few factors: the length of the lesson (this can range from 45 minutes to 2 hours), the experience of the instructor, the size of the class and natural market factors like supply and demand. The following are a few price examples:
Toronto, Canada:
Group classes average CND$10 to $15 per hour (US$7-US$10)
Private classes average CND$40 to $60 per hour (US$28-US$40)
New York, US:
Group classes average US$15-20 per hour
Private classes can range from US$50-$120 per hour
India:
Group classes average INR250-700 per hour
Private classes can range from INR600-4000 per hour (addition by me. Guys we cheap!)
Group classes are usually once a week, and can vary from 5 to 10 lessons. Group classes are a better deal if you pay up-front for the series of lessons, i.e. 6 lessons at $10 would be $60 versus paying 6 lessons at $15/drop-in class which would cost you $90 for the same number of lessons.
There is no set price for lessons - they can vary greatly from one
instructor to another. The price difference can be attributed to a few factors: the length of the lesson (this can range from 45 minutes to 2 hours), the experience of the instructor, the size of the class and natural market factors like supply and demand. The following are a few price examples:
Toronto, Canada:
Group classes average CND$10 to $15 per hour (US$7-US$10)
Private classes average CND$40 to $60 per hour (US$28-US$40)
New York, US:
Group classes average US$15-20 per hour
Private classes can range from US$50-$120 per hour
India:
Group classes average INR250-700 per hour
Private classes can range from INR600-4000 per hour (addition by me. Guys we cheap!)
Group classes are usually once a week, and can vary from 5 to 10 lessons. Group classes are a better deal if you pay up-front for the series of lessons, i.e. 6 lessons at $10 would be $60 versus paying 6 lessons at $15/drop-in class which would cost you $90 for the same number of lessons.
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