Sam Johnson and Aimee Geddes debate the pros and cons of becoming a voice teacher with and without a degree in voice pedagogy. Is a university degree the only or best way to become a voice teacher? Can you make the same amount of money without a voice degree? Is the education you receive in a University setting as valuable as practical experience? If you don't get your education through a University program, how do you obtain the knowledge needed to be a great voice teacher? What about paying off student loans? How do you continue your education after you graduate from your program and are into teaching voice as your career? Join us for this lively chat about the pros and cons of earning a degree in vocal performance or pedagogy and what to do once you start teaching. Teacher Tuition Poll: https://forms.gle/Pt3RbX4WYSrCr6K36 Find out more about Sam Johnson at www.vocalease.net and Aimee Geddes at www.breakthrough-studios.com For more info about the International Voice Teachers of Mix visit: www.ivtom.org https://asharicrecords.com/studio and Maz Mazak www.mazmazak.com

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