well all u have to do is box in the players color but dont vurce anybody u cant vurce because if u loose u loose ur points

Personal lessons are a bit difficult to come by unless you can befriend stronger players. There are a lot of free online resources to help you improve your game: Goproblems.com and 

http://gochild2009.appspot.com/

 are good places to study tsumego/life-and-death problems and playgo.to/iwtg is a good source for beginners to learn some basis tactics. 

For more advanced studies, you might want to check out KGS (kgs plus offers weekly lectures but costs money), or Guo Juan's Internet Go School: 

http://internetgoschool.com/search.vhtml?free=on

 has 39 free lectures if you want to check it out before making any kind of commitment. 

Other than that, just ask around for stronger players to give you a teaching game(s). You should be able to find someone willing to help. I usually offer them if my opponent talks to me and I feel that I am able to teach him/her something.

Sorry if the links don't work as links, but copy-paste should work so long as flyordie doesn't censor external links.

I don't know how to play and i have it at home and still trying to figure it out so I came here to learn first hand.
Got my tail whooped the first time... so looking to learn as well.

an easy and free link to a lot of good go information and instruction is:

http://playgo.to/iwtg/

it should help any beginner get much stronger very quickly

also, if you have an i-phone, there is a go app with problems of all levels, replays of professional games, and play against the "computer" options. It does cost something ($12.95 I think?) but well worth it.