For beginner violin students, teachers will start by introducing the basic knowledge of the violin, such as its structure, playing posture, choosing a suitable violin, and basic scale exercises. Additionally, violin teachers will provide foundational music theory knowledge, training in reading music scores, and help students develop a good sense of rhythm and beat. They'll also instruct students on the proper maintenance of the violin.
For intermediate students with foundational knowledge, violin class teachers will begin teaching more advanced techniques and knowledge. This includes tonal adjustments, a wider array of fingerings and bowing techniques, analyzing violin pieces, in-depth studies of classical music, and expressing emotions through the violin. Furthermore, violin teachers will guide students in improvisation, aural training, and may even arrange for students to participate in ensemble performances or orchestras, as well as violin examinations and competitions.