Frequently Asked Questions

Yes certainly. We encourage parents to sit in the lesson so they have an opportunity to have a insight of how lesson is like. Once the child get settled, it is advisable for the parents wait in the reception room during the lesson so that allows the teacher and the pupil to form a stronger bond.

How do I have a clear picture of my child progress?

Can I opt out of doing an examination or decide whether to take an examination or not at a later time?

Could you help me with my GCSE and A-Level Music?

As a student, I need UCAS points to go to university. Can you help me?

What our students say:

"I find your centre very friendly and well organised with good enthusiastic teachers. My children are enjoying their lessons. Thanks."

Written by: Dad

"Very professional and relaxed environment. Good service and a very high quality of tuition. Affordability means their services are accessible to all, good parking near by and a bright and pleasant waiting area for parents. Many thanks for helping my child develop and continue to enjoy her singing."

Written by: Mrs Myatt

"Amadeus Music Academy is a really friendly and professional Company, I am very impressed with the service and welcoming atmosphere, it's a lovely place to take your children to learn music and the tutor was very patient with my son who is only 8 and learning to play the

Written by: Vicki

Frequently Asked Questions

How long will it take to learn to play/sing?

How much practice do I need?

How often should I have a lesson?

Do I need an instrument to have lesson?

Do I need any books?

Could I sit in the lesson until my child got settled?

How do I have a clear picture of my child progress?

Can I opt out of doing an examination or decide whether to take an examination or not at a later time?

Could you help me with my GCSE and A-Level Music?

As a student, I need UCAS points to go to university. Can you help me?

What our students say: