Chelsea wybrow

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Chelsea has enjoyed the benefits of a rich and musical environment from the very beginning. Her mother, a ballet teacher on the Mornington Peninsula (some of you may even know Miss Karla!) read Glenn Doman’s Teach your Baby to read and was inspired to educate Chelsea from an early age.

Chelsea has been a Suzuki violin student from the age of four. She completed seven levels of Suzuki Graduation with a wonderful and supportive Suzuki teacher before transferring to the AMEB method of assessment. While she excelled and completed Grades 3–8 and her A.Mus.A with an A-grade average, she found the AMEB method and it’s teaching attitude uncompromising and harrowing. She also studied music at VCE level in 1998 aged fifteen and was invited to perform at Top CATs in 1999.

Chelsea began to teach violin based on the Suzuki method in 1998. While attending Melbourne University, she completed the Suzuki Primary Teachers’ course and has also undertaken her Intermediate Accreditation.  She currently holds a Bachelor of Arts with a Diploma in Publishing and Editing. Chelsea credits her academic and musical success to her mother’s early-education stance, and has watched several of her students receive scholarships due in part to their musical ability.