Specialising in
ADULT MUSIC EDUCATION
Small group classes at
Ainslie Arts Centre
Specialising in
ADULT MUSIC EDUCATION
Small group classes at
Ainslie Arts Centre
ADULT MUSIC EDUCATION
Small group classes
Ainslie Arts Centre & Online
​FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Piano 101 (beginner, continuing and advanced levels)
Piano 201 (standard and advanced levels)
Music Reading & Theory (beginner and intermediate levels)
Individual class pages and the enrolment form indicate whether classes are accepting new students. Generally:
Piano 101 (new) and Music Reading & Theory (beginner) usually commence in Term 1, however may also commence in subsequent terms if there are sufficient expressions of interest. In these cases, complete courses will cross over a calendar year.
Piano 101 (advanced) and Music Reading & Theory (intermediate), Piano 201, Composition & Arranging and World Music welcome new students in any term throughout the year.
Classes normally run over a 9 or 10 week term, and include: (a) weekly one-hour face-to-face or virtual group lessons; and (b) continuous online access to course content.
Both Piano 101 (beginner) and Music Reading & Theory (beginner) incorporate four successive terms, with each term building on content and skills learnt in the previous term.
Piano 101 Advanced, Music Reading & Theory (intermediate), Piano 201, Composition & Arranging and World Music have no fixed completion timeframes with content and progress tailored to suit the class.
Enrolment is on a per term basis.
Yes, however:
If you want to enrol in Piano 101 (beginner) and Music Reading & Theory (beginner) you are strongly encouraged to plan participation over four successive terms because you will not get the full benefit of learning outcomes designed for your class in a single term.
Please be aware that your choice to drop out after one term may impact the viability of the class for other students.
No. The content, materials and delivery of all classes are designed especially for adult students.
Go to the Timetable & Enrolment page. When the timetable has been released for the upcoming term, every class with availability will have an Enrol Now button. When you click the Enrol Now button for the class in which you want to enrol, it will take you to a fee payment page to complete your enrolment.
You'll first receive an enrolment confirmation email from us.
We'll then email you with complete details to get started and attend your first class!
Face-to-face classes are held at Ainslie Arts Centre. Your classroom will be advised via email before the commencement of term.
Please note, we're on Elouera Street, Braddon, not on Ainslie Avenue (where you'll find Gorman Arts Centre). The twin arts centres operate under the same banner and are only down the road from each other, but are separate venues and easy to get confused!
Standard enrolment covers both:
Weekly group classes; and
Access to progressive course material via an online forum.
All essential material is detailed in the online forum, so if a class is missed in any week for any reason, students can keep up to date with everything. Likewise, the forum enables review and revision at any time.
Forums are online learning platforms where, along with accessing progressive course content and additional material, students can ask questions, discuss their own findings and collaborate with classmates. Content is updated regularly throughout the term and all enrolled students have continuous access for the duration of their enrolment.
Forums are accessed via the Student Portal (located in the footer of this website). All enrolled students will be provided with instructions and a password after payment of term fees.
Yes! You can enrol as on Online Forum Student Only.
Yes. Please see the Fee Policy for details.
You certainly can!
Piano 101 and Music Reading & Theory are designed to feed into Piano 201 and Composition & Arranging respectively.
Piano 201, Composition & Arranging and World Music are designed for ongoing progression.