To be a partial housewife, teaching music instruments and Chinese.?
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These links should help you get started. Good luck!
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I don't know where you live...but in Las Vegas,NV they teach those type of classes at the community college as well as the university here.From what I"ve heard from students-the classes are great-well informed.Check with community colleges nearby you.Also,buy some magazines(electronic music,computers & music,& recording magazines)...anything having to do with music.In the back of these magazines or along the pages there are adds on recording schools/classes.There may still be one(an add in magazine) in northern California called Audio Institute of America-last I checked(1 1/2 year ago)they had a home schooled base curriculum...afterwards you would be invited to test your knowledge at their actual headquarters.It was developed by Peter Miller-He's been around since the Beatles(was actually friends with the beatles)...he's well known from that era amongst musicians & recording engineers.\nGood luck...if you're ever in Vegas just hit me up if you want to by email first.Me & some friends mess around and make our own cd's...my friend is more knowledgable than I and he's good(self taught)...
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Perhaps you could apply to an Arabian harem.  They have an excellent work-study program for belly-dancing!  They also adorn you with beautiful clothing.
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Great. Find a Fil-Chinese in the Philippines. You learn English more from a Filipino than any other.
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Wow.  You're a music person and you want to learn a programming language just for that.  I wouldn't advise it.  Just do a search for music note learning games or something.  I found this one: http://www.happynote.com/ear-training.html.  Probably not exactly what you need, but you could try more searches...
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Move to China.  Find a small college in a small city where nobody speaks your language.  When the plumbing breaks, you will learn.
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I'm betting that Home Economics was there.  Cooking and Sewing.   In the 1970s, our school had a "Bachelor Living" course for the guys.  Frankly, those boys could sew and we were jealous of their talent when the dress shirts they had made were put on display!\n\nThey also had typing and shorthand courses, like my grandmother took.  They tell me she could type 90 wpm on one of those old, old, old style typewriters!  She worked for a newspaper typing ariticles for the reporters until she married my grandfather.  \n\nI hope this helps.\n\nSue\n\nBut in the 1920s, there were just some things girls didn't learn, and some things they did.
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The people that can help are the Peace Corps. Ask what they would like to have and work from there. You could pick culture and be most effective by prepareing. \nI am sure the second language, local customs, laws,etc.\nThen something you can offer them. English lessons, math, science, agriculture. Maybe you have someting particular for them.\nI'll list an interesting book about working in China. There is a short movie also.
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You should practice you instrument everyday. If you can't then you should put sticky notes everywhere in the house that you would normally go so you remind yourself everywhere.
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Please let me know what type of business.  I am tri-lingual, including Mandarin.  You may contact me at jpee_truecare@yahoo.com for further discussion.
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if u can play the flute, piano wont be hard!!!! lol go into music and acting! thats what i want to do!!!
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Hi, \nTry calling B&C Musin Studio in Pittston.  Phone 570-654-4420.  I don't know about prices for any of what you want, but they offer instruments and lessons.  Maybe if you call you can get started by getting some information, and maybe an idea of how to get started with your dream!  Good luck.
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I have looked up music therapist on a website that my school uses to help kids see what type of career they would like to do and music therapist isn't in it.  Instead i found Music teacher/instructor and they make $25,000 - $50,000 with benefits. Don't know if that helped but it was worth a chance.
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Please let me know if he actually gets to learn to play the guitar from a book. I´d like to learn as well but have no much time and I have an erratic shcedule that won't allow me to take lessons.(P.S. You must really love your husband to be willing to endure constant headaches for the next few months; my wife would probably recommend I take painting lessons instead)
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HI, well that all depends. What qualifications do you have? And what do you want to do in Australia? Do you want to continue teaching? If so what age range? How long have you been in China?
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Stephanie, if you really are that dedicated you don't have to go just yet, get the feel of things first in the UK. My friend is one of the highest ranked masters of Bagua zhang and has studied in china for TWENTY YEARS. If you are unsure about form or self discipline it would be crazy to step in to something until  you know it's exactly what you want. Alex Kozma is a master in quite a few very devastatingly good arts and has written books on his travels and is re-noun worldwide for his teachings. I knew him before he went and now he is a Don. His most famous book is "The way of the esoteric warrior" and there is not alot he doesn't know about the best ways to teach and learn mind body and spirit. At the moment you only have 4 elemental signs Earth Fire Water Air, the Chinese have the void as well, this represents you and what you don't know yet, fill it wisely, be aware. Alex runs the UK (Bagua) Nei jia institute (it has got a good web  site WITH THE SAME NAME) and has masters who teach under him, contact him and express your concerns. His phone number is 0207 386 7122 and does tutor privately for the dedicated  . I am sure he will help you find your way, good luck Q.
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The life you are having now is your job. Even though you are a housewife, it also consider a job.