MusicTeachers.co.uk Promotion

As you may be aware, MusicTeachers.co.uk has been given a great opportunity to promote its members in the Daily Mail as part of a major national promotion. MusicTeachers.co.uk asked its members for expressions of interest in this promotion at the end of December 2011 and has been delighted by the positive response.

Therefore on Wednesday 8th February the Daily Mail will publish a voucher for a free half hour introductory lesson, together with lots of encouragement for readers to take the plunge and make the first steps on the long road to musicianship. The emphasis will be on the profound value of sustained commitment to learning music and on the huge range of professional expertise and qualification offered by our members.

Of course, teachers on our site are not obliged in any way to participate in this promotion, which is why we have made it an ‘opt in’ event. All teachers will be assumed not to participate in this promotion unless they follow the opt-in procedure outlined below. MusicTeachers.co.uk will make it clear to all readers of the Daily Mail who is involved in the promotion and who is not. Equally any teacher wishing to participate in the promotion remains entitled to refuse their services at their discretion. There is no other cost or obligation involved in participation other than a preparedness to offer a free half-hour introductory lesson to bearers of a Daily Mail voucher. Member details will not be passed on to any third party - as is our strict policy - nor will they be published in any way other than on the MusicTeachers.co.uk website as you wish them to be presented when you create your account.

How do I opt-in to participate?

To advertise your participation to Daily Mail readers, all you need to do is to log in to your account at www.musicteachers.co.uk and add an asterisk (*) at the end of your surname. We will be telling readers that if they wish to redeem a voucher they can only contact teachers who have an asterisk by their name in search results. When the promotion is over (vouchers are valid until 31 March 2012), this asterisk will be removed.

Here is an example of a teacher participating in this promotion.

I don't wish to participate - do I need to do anything?

No, you don't need to do anything. We will be directing Daily Mail readers to contact only teachers who display the asterisk against their name. We understand and respect the reasons held by those who do not wish to participate. For these teachers operation of our service will continue entirely as normal, although we do expect a significant increase in traffic on our website during the promotion and this will be to the benefit of all who advertise their services on MusicTeachers.co.uk.

MusicTeachers.co.uk works in association with the Musicians' Union

MusicTeachers.co.uk proudly supports the Musicians Benevolent Fund.

Promotion Voucher Terms and Conditions

The offer is available to UK residents only. Children under the age of 16 should be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
The voucher(s) entitles the bearer to 1 x introductory music lesson.
All lessons must be pre-booked with the desired tutor directly. Please state that you have a Daily Mail voucher.
A listing of participating tutors can be found at www.musicteachers.co.uk. Participating teachers are denoted by an asterisk (*).
Offer strictly subject to availability of the tutor.
Further lessons must be paid for at the tutor's standard advertised rate.
The closing date for the promotion is 31 March 2012.
Official vouchers only accepted. Photocopied, damaged, altered, amended or defaced vouchers will not be accepted.
This voucher may not be used in conjunction with any other discount or promotional offer.
Please present this voucher to your tutor upon arrival.
MusicTeachers.co.uk and their members are empowered to refuse their services at their discretion.
The offer excludes Bank Holidays (Christmas & New Year), unless otherwise stated.
The Promoter – Daily Mail and MusicTeachers.co.uk do not accept liability for any loss or damage for voucher redemptions or complaints arising from the product or services provided by the member individuals promoted.