General Price Ranges for Singing Lessons (Per Hour)

Beginner/Lower Skill Level: £20–£30
Intermediate/Professional: £50–£100
High-End/Elite Coaches: £120–£250+

Note: These are very general figures and can vary based on location, qualifications, and reputation. Packages can also reduce the cost below their standard rates.

What to Watch Out For When Choosing a Vocal Coach

Low-Cost Coaches

Be cautious of overly cheap lessons. Unlike “doctor” or “nurse,” the term “singing teacher” isn’t protected—anyone can use it, regardless of their training.

Some low-cost coaches may lack the knowledge to improve your voice effectively.
They might have nice voices themselves but no proven method of teaching.

The Celebrity Coach Effect

Just because a coach has TV appearances or a popular YouTube channel doesn’t guarantee quality.

Some high-priced coaches rely more on fame than on actual teaching skill.
Judge by student results—not follower counts.

Focus on Value Over Cost

Rather than focusing on price, ask yourself:

What are you hoping to achieve with singing lessons?
Do you want casual fun or serious vocal progress?
Are you seeking long-term development or short-term enjoyment?

If you’re serious about singing, it’s better to invest in a skilled coach who delivers measurable results over time.

Best of luck finding the right teacher for you!

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Mark JW Graham - Mark is a high-end vocal coach and singing teacher based in Nottingham, UK.

Certified in Speech Level Singing, and with over 20 years of musical experience, he is known as the "go-to vocal coach" for singers wanting dramatic improvements in their singing voice in a short space of time.

Trusted by singers worldwide, Mark’s expertise as a coach, singer and musician helps clients transform their voices and raise their musicianship to new levels.