Explore the business potential of group piano.
Reach more students, make better use of your teaching time and build a group piano program that works for your business.
Whether you're an independent teacher introducing your first group or a music school developing KeyNotes across a teaching team, group piano changes the relationship between teaching time and student capacity.
One teaching hour. More student capacity.
With private lessons, increasing student numbers usually means adding more teaching hours. Group piano creates another possibility.
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One teacher works with one student during the teaching hour.
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One teacher facilitates a connected group learning experience within the same teaching hour.
What could your KeyNotes program look like?
Adjust the figures below to explore how student numbers, tuition, staffing costs and KeyNotes licensing could affect your monthly revenue and profit.
The calculator is designed to help you explore different scenarios. Actual revenue and profit will depend on your tuition, enrollment, staffing, operating costs and local market.
What growth means is different for every business.
KeyNotes can work whether you're teaching the classes yourself or building a group piano program across a team.
For Independent Teachers
Group piano can provide another way to structure your teaching week and increase the number of students you can reach.
- Increase your hourly earning potential
- Reach more students within your existing timetable
- Build groups alongside your private teaching
- Grow without adding teaching hours at the same rate
For Music Schools
A structured group piano program can create additional capacity across rooms, timetables and teaching teams.
- Increase student capacity within your piano program
- Make more effective use of teaching rooms and timetables
- Deliver a consistent program across multiple teachers
- Create a pathway that can grow with your school
Growth doesn't have to mean teaching more hours.
For many teachers and music schools, the challenge isn't finding more hours to teach. It's finding a model that allows existing teaching time, space and expertise to reach more students.
KeyNotes provides the curriculum, training and resources needed to introduce group piano without having to create the entire program yourself.
Your KeyNotes program doesn't need to begin at scale. Independent teachers can start with their first class, while larger music schools can develop the program across multiple teachers, age groups and locations.
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