International students

Live piano lessons, in your own time zone.

Live 1:1 online piano and keyboard lessons for students worldwide. Priced in USD, scheduled in your local time zone, with Trinity and ABRSM exam preparation.

Lesson times

Arranged around where you live.

01Choose your time zone. It is detected for you.
02Pick a slot. Every time is shown in your local time.
03Keep the same weekly time, with the same teacher.

You meet the teacher you are matched with in the free trial class.

By country

United States

Lesson times set around your day on either coast. Trinity and ABRSM both run exams in the US.

Lessons in the USA

United Kingdom

Lesson times that fit UK evenings, weekends and school holidays. Both exam boards are British.

Lessons in the UK

Canada

Times arranged around school and work, from coast to coast. Trinity and ABRSM preparation.

Lessons in Canada

Australia

Lesson times that suit after-school hours, which works well for younger students.

Lessons in Australia

In the Gulf or somewhere else? Lessons work the same way. Book a trial and we will find a time that fits your week.

Questions

For students abroad.

How Do Lessons Work Across Time Zones?

The teacher works from India, and lessons are arranged around your time zone. When you book, every slot is shown in your own local time, so there is no mental arithmetic. You pick a weekly time that suits you and it stays fixed.

What Currency Are Lessons Priced In?

Every student is priced in US dollars, at 25 US dollars per session, bought as a pack of 24 or 48 sessions. The price is the same regardless of which country you are in.

How Do I Pay from Outside India?

We arrange payment after your free trial class, once you have decided to continue. We will walk you through the options that work for your country at that point. Nothing is paid before the trial.

Can My Child Take a Trinity or ABRSM Exam in Our Country?

Yes. Both Trinity College London and ABRSM run graded piano exams in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and many other countries, either at local exam centres or through visiting examiners. We prepare the student fully. You register for the exam locally and pay the entry fee directly to the board.

What Equipment Does the Student Need?

A piano or a keyboard with at least 61 touch-sensitive keys, a device with a camera, and a quiet room. If you do not have an instrument yet, book the trial anyway and we will recommend one for your budget and space before you buy.

Is the Teaching in English?

Yes, all lessons are taught in English.