Repair Shop Training

In Shop & Online Training for your staff.

Repair Tech Training Options

  • You Train

    Knowing how to develop the technicians you have, furthering their skills, helping them understand business profitability, and even finding then training locals to repair instruments for you and your local musicians is a daunting task on your own, but with your friends at PMP, every step in this process gets a lot easier.

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  • Online Training

    Sending technicians off for any length of time seems expensive, complicated and daunting. Simply the training of your repair staff with online courses from Repair Masterclass, a division of Premium Music Products. Get world class instruction in multiple formates supported by live, interactive, online instruction and keep your techs at home working on your inventory as they learn.

    Online Training Options

  • 12 Month Apprenticeship

    Find the staff member, area teacher, or college student who would love a career in the music industry serving the needs of local musicians, and train them the right way with a 12 month, in-shop apprenticeship with the creator of Repair Masterclass. Located at the gates of Zion National Park, a mecca of outdoor enthusiasts, this all encompassing training jump starts the career of every technician.

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You Train

Sales, marketing, financials, lesson studios, road reps, school bids, rental nights. You understand all of this so well it’s easy, but do you feel confident training your repair staff?

As a repair tech turned store owner, even I failed to properly train my repair staff until I had a wakeup call and started thinking about it differently. This was the impetus for Repair Masterclass.

Let me share what I’ve learned along the way in hopes you can be part of the repair tech shortage we currently suffer from.

If you’re looking to train your own repair staff, you’ll need to consider the loss of production your current staff will have, how this loss will affect your current tech(s), how to compensate for the work of training someone, what materials you’ll use to train, the order this training should come in, what your break even point will be, what tools you’ll need to add and much more.

Take a look through the articles I’ve written on all of these subjects and get a head start on developing your repair staff.