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Guitar and ukulele lessons you can take from home

Online guitar and ukulele lessons with step-by-step videos, fun songs you will love, and progress tracking, all from home.

  • Accepts PEP
  • Available Statewide
  • Pay through MyScholarShop
First Frets online guitar and ukulele lessons

Starting at $16/month

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What your student gets

Step-by-step video lessons

Follow along at your own pace, beginner to confident player.

Fun songs you will love

Learn real songs, not just exercises.

Track your progress

See what you have mastered and what is next.

Membership includes the full guitar, ukulele, and music theory curriculum, past, present, and future.

Simple membership pricing

Pricing is set by First Frets and can change. See firstfrets.com for current rates.

How to pay with your Step Up scholarship

  1. Make sure your student is on the Family Empowerment Scholarship PEP.

  2. Find First Frets guitar and ukulele lessons on MyScholarShop.

  3. Check out with your scholarship funds.

First Frets accepts PEP through MyScholarShop.

What families say

“My children love the lessons and are wanting to play their guitars more. I love the convenience of doing the lessons at home. Customer service is amazing!”

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“First Frets is perfect for my 11-year-old son who wanted to try a new instrument after 3 years of piano lessons. The lessons are affordable, of excellent quality, and offer personalized help.”

First Frets parent

“First Frets has been a wonderful find for our daughter who wanted to learn guitar. She can review lessons and practice whenever she wants, and the teacher is knowledgeable and easy to understand.”

First Frets parent

“First Frets provides enjoyable, easy-to-follow guitar lessons, with flexibility to learn at home. Customer service is helpful and responsive.”

First Frets parent

“What an invaluable resource for aspiring musicians of any age, allowing families to learn guitar together without the need for in-person lessons.”

First Frets parent