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HomeNewsThe Piano Teachers’ Course Online

The Piano Teachers’ Course Online

By Informance, 2019-06-20 Posted in: News

We’re delighted to announce the launch of a brand-new initiative on the Online Academy, PTC Online. Developed in partnership with the The Piano Teachers’ Course UK, this series features in-depth videos and downloadable content from expert tutors Lucinda Mackworth-Young, Graham Fitch, Sally Cathcart and Ilga Pitkevica.

Aimed at piano teachers, the tutorials are based on content from the acclaimed Piano Teachers’ Course UK and provide handy teaching tips to view, download and use at your convenience.  There are six modules available, covering teaching beginners, practising, piano technique, improvisation and playing by ear, and psychology for teaching and learning.

If you have wondered how to instill a genuine and long-lasting love of music in your beginner pupils, or you’ve been baffled about how to teach good technique even at advanced level, help is now available all in one place! The videos with accompanying downloads allow you to progress through each module at your own pace, return to the materials as often as you like, and start using the information straight away in your teaching.

Even if you are not a piano teacher, a number of the modules will still be invaluable for the purposes of improving your playing and enjoyment of the piano, whether you are a beginner or accomplished pianist.

To give a taste of what you can expect from the videos, the introductory sections of Anyone Can Improvise, and the first two videos of Graham Fitch’s Practice Tools and Piano Technique lecture series are freely available and can be viewed using the links below.

These modules are all included as part of an Online Academy subscription or can be purchased individually. A complete bundle of all six is also available and can be purchased for £59.99:

  • Teaching beginners (pre-order) – £9.99 (Buy)
  • Making progress with beginners – £9.99 (More info | Buy)
  • The Practice Tools Lecture Series – £14.99 (More info | Preview | Buy)
  • Anyone Can Improvise! – £9.99 (More info | Preview | Buy)
  • Practical Psychology for Teaching and Learning – £9.99 (More info | Buy)
  • Piano Technique Lecture Series – £14.99 (More info | Preview | Buy)
  • Complete bundle – £59.99 (More info | Buy)

Click here to buy the complete bundle for £59.99. Alternatively, if you’d like access to these modules along with a further 300 articles, hundreds of videos, musical examples and downloads then you may wish to subscribe to the Practising the Piano Online Academy. Click here to sign-up or click here to find out more about subscription options.

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