If your child is already glued to music, this is where it becomes a skill. One-to-one lessons in King's Lynn on genuine club equipment — not a toy controller — from a DJ of thirty years. Total beginners are the norm, and you're welcome to sit in for the whole session.
🟢 Bring your child for a free 15-minute meet & greet — see the room, meet me, no obligation →
Most children's lessons use an entry-level controller. Here your child learns on the equipment they would meet in a real booth, so the skills carry over to anything they pick up later.
I started on borrowed 1210s in the mid-90s, learning by wrecking mixes in front of people and having someone older tell me exactly why it went wrong. No YouTube, no forums.
I've spent the last while writing all of it down properly — that's the rest of this site: 42 free lessons, no signup, no card. The lessons are the same thing in person, on real gear, with someone watching your hands and telling you why it isn't landing.
I'm a parent myself, and my own son learned on this equipment, so questions about children and lessons get straight answers. If your child has shown a spark for music, the free lessons on this site and the sessions here are built for exactly that.
A parent or guardian stays for the whole session. You'll see the room, the equipment and how the lesson runs before anything is expected of your child.
Your child gets on the real decks straight away, starting wherever they are. Nothing is assumed, and it goes at their pace, not a syllabus's.
A block of four hours is designed to take a beginner from a first mix to playing a proper 30-minute set. You can start with the free 15-minute meet & greet.
The site has 42 free lessons and a junior track for children aged 8 and up — no signup, no card — so there's something to try between sessions.
Children's lessons happen in person in King's Lynn — one to one, on a full club rig, not a controller on a desk. People travel in from across west Norfolk: it's an easy run from Hunstanton, Downham Market, Wisbech, Swaffham, Fakenham and the coast, and Norwich is under an hour when the A47 behaves.
Pioneer CDJ-3000X players, a DJM-V10-LF mixer, Technics SL-1210 turntables, a DJS-1000 sampler and a Denon Prime Go+. Vinyl or digital — both sit in the same room, so you learn on whichever you want (or both).
£40 for a single hour. £140 for a block of four — that's £20 off the hourly rate, and it's long enough to go from your first mix to a proper 30-minute set. First 15-minute meet & greet is free.
Total beginners welcome — most people start from nothing. Juniors welcome too: under-18s bring a parent, who's welcome to sit in for the whole session. My own son learned on this rig, so family questions get straight answers.
Searching for DJ lessons King's Lynn, DJ tuition Norfolk or vinyl lessons near me? This is that page — and the fastest next step is the free meet & greet below: come see the rig, ask anything, no obligation.
Not sure yet? Say so below and we'll do a free 15-minute meet & greet first — no charge, no obligation. Ready to book straight away? Tell me roughly where you're at and what you'd like to get out of it, and we'll sort a time.
Can't be bothered with a form?
Fair enough — most people find this site from Facebook anyway. Message the page or WhatsApp me and it lands on my phone the same as anything else.
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Prefer email? john@djfoundations.com — goes straight to my phone.