The problem with video-only lessons
Video courses and apps can show your child what to play. But once the video ends, no one sees what your child actually played — so you can't tell what went well or what needs work. Parents end up either hovering anxiously or hoping for the best.
How lessons "with feedback" work
It's a simple loop: Watch → Play → Get a practice report. Your child learns from a real teacher's lesson, plays along, and then you get a short, parent-friendly summary:
What went well
✓ Steady beat · ✓ Good hand shape · ✓ Played to the end
What to practice next
• The middle section, hands taking turns — slowly first
• A small pause before the last note
Practice tip (based on Gima's teaching method): clap and count the middle section first.
No music degree required — it tells you the one or two things to help with this week. (More on how to tell if your child is improving.)
What you get
- A structured path — real lessons in the right order, from first notes toward ABRSM Grade 8, alongside the official Faber Piano Adventures books.
- A practice report after every piece — what went well, what to practice next, a clip to review.
- Progress tracking + quizzes — see lessons completed and scores, watch levels build.
- Parent support — printables and a For-Grown-Ups view so you can help without playing yourself.
Taught by a real teacher
Every lesson is designed personally by Gima, a qualified piano teacher with 20+ years helping children aged 4–18 — not outsourced, not generated. Each exercise and piece is chosen and refined from years of teaching real students.