Great Guitar Teacher Resource!
March 30, 2010 | Posted by Billy Penn 
My man Rob over there across the pond in the UK has an amazing website for all you guitar teachers. His site called www.teachwombat.com has literally everything you need for teaching guitar, except the guitar of course 
Besides the usual teaching aids like chord grids, neck blanks and prepared lesson sheets Rob goes above and beyond with the available materials. He also provides more than 100 handout lessons, guitar teacher business card blanks, a teaching diary to track revenue as well as students (plus a video showing how to use it), backing track downloads, guidance on teaching young children, lesson plans, modes explained and MUCH more.
I was stunned to find a resource like this! Rob is both a player and a teacher and he created this material for himself and thought it would be a great resource for other teachers. His website has been up for just over a year and I’d like any of you guitar teachers that visit me here to give him a little love and check out his site. The price for all of his materials is extremely reasonable. This is the go-to site if you are going to be a guitar teacher. Well over half of your job is done in one visit. Heck, I may even throw my hat in the ring and start teaching….!!
Click here to visit Rob’s website teachwombat.com.
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Man these are great. I remember teaching just out of high school and computers were not yet an everyday item in every home. We had a word processor and I would make chord charts and staff paper by using the lines and O’s as the markers for the fingering. Teachers have a lot of great tools now and these are now another one to help people play guitar. Awesome.
Rob is a nice guy and has basically provided all the materials to make teaching easier. Nice!! -Billy
That place is really helpful Billy, Thanks!
Rob is a nice guy too. Lots of info and great resources there…!! -Billy
The more people we can reach and teach, no matter how, is a boon to the world. I insist my students learn basic theory: all keys, and chords in thier roots and inversions, and scales. Freedom to create vs hit and miss. Why is it some famous artist brag that they can’t read music?