Enrollment at our school requires a trial lesson. This first appointment allows you to discover Mi-Young LEE’s teaching method and helps us guide you toward the program best suited to your profile.
This first lesson allows us to introduce you to our pedagogical approach, observe the student’s starting level, and recommend the most suitable path in a reassuring, structured and pleasant setting.
Discover the method
You experience concretely how the lessons work and discover the pedagogical spirit of Piano Académie.
Choose the right format
We help you identify the most suitable lesson format according to age, level and needs.
Start with confidence
The trial lesson is a simple, clear and reassuring first step before any enrollment.
In person
Trial lesson at the school
In person, the trial lesson allows you to discover the atmosphere of the school, the way lessons are organised and the teaching approach we use.
Children
1-hour group lesson.
Teenagers and adults
1-hour group lesson.
At the end of the lesson
An explanation of the working method is given at the end of the session.
Here are a few answers to the most common questions about how trial lessons work at Piano Académie.
What time slots are available for adult trial lessons?
Adult trial lesson time slots correspond to the regular lesson schedule. They vary from one location to another. You can find them on the following page:
adult lesson schedule.
What is the purpose of the trial lesson?
The trial lesson allows you to understand the school’s method and discover the atmosphere of the lessons. It helps you decide whether to continue with us with full knowledge of the approach.
How does the children’s trial lesson work?
The children’s trial lesson is organised so that the child is integrated into a regular class. The lesson lasts one hour, allowing your child to experience both the method and the atmosphere of the class.
Will my child have the same teacher as during the trial lesson?
Not necessarily. However, all teachers strictly apply the same pedagogical method.
Can I attend my child’s trial lesson?
No, parents are not allowed to stay during the children’s trial lesson. Your child can then share their impressions with you, and the teacher may also give you feedback at the end of the trial lesson.
