Music tuition aligned to the British Curriculum
Specialist one-to-one music tuition for students at British-curriculum international schools in Nairobi — online, in-person, or at your school.
Cheza Music School supports students following the British (English National) Curriculum with structured, exam-aware music tuition that runs alongside what they cover in school. From Key Stage practical foundations through GCSE Music and on to A-Level Music, our teachers understand how the performing, composing and appraising strands are assessed — and build each student's weekly plan around real progress, not just repertoire. Whether your child attends a British international school in Nairobi or you're an expat family teaching from a UK scheme of work, we align lessons to graded practical exams (ABRSM / Trinity) and to the written coursework their school requires. Lessons are delivered live online, one-to-one in person, or on-site at the school.
Online, one-to-one
Live lessons anywhere
In-person, one-to-one
At home or our studio
At your school
On-site tuition
British Curriculum music qualifications we support
We map tuition to the British curriculum's own music pathway (exam boards: Pearson Edexcel, AQA, OCR & Eduqas), so lessons reinforce exactly what your child is graded on at school.
Key Stage 1–3 Music
Foundational instrumental and vocal skills, notation and musicianship that keep pace with the school's music programme and prepare students for GCSE choices.
GCSE Music
One-to-one support for the performing, composing and appraising components across the major boards (Pearson Edexcel, AQA, OCR, Eduqas), including solo/ensemble performance and set-work listening.
A-Level Music
Advanced performance preparation, composition mentoring and analysis for the A-Level, plus support building a recital programme and university/conservatoire portfolio.
ABRSM & Trinity graded exams
Graded practical and theory exams that many British-curriculum schools use for UCAS points and that sit naturally alongside GCSE and A-Level study.
Why British-curriculum families choose Cheza
Teachers who understand how GCSE & A-Level Music performing, composing and appraising are assessed
Weekly plan aligned to the school's exam board and coursework deadlines
Graded ABRSM / Trinity pathway for UCAS points and formal progression
One-to-one attention on the exact pieces, set works and skills being graded
How British-curriculum tuition works
We match a specialist teacher
Tell us the student\'s level, instrument and curriculum stage; we assign an experienced teacher who knows the assessment.
Fixed weekly slot
Choose online, in-person or on-site at school — after school or evenings and weekends.
Aligned to school assessment
The weekly plan reinforces the components, set works and coursework being graded at school.
Progress you can see
Regular feedback, practice targets and optional graded exams keep students moving forward.
Fees
Lessons are charged at our standard instrumental lesson rate — the same price for every instrument and every format, whether online, in-person or on-site at your school.
Estimate your monthly cost on our music lesson fees calculator, or see the full Music Classes & Fees Structure.
Ready to start British-curriculum music lessons?
Tell us what your student needs — we\'ll match the right teacher and format.
Enquire About LessonsEnquire About Lessons“Our daughter needed proper support for her GCSE Music performance and composition. Cheza matched her with a teacher who knew the Edexcel requirements inside out — her confidence and her marks both went up.”
British Curriculum music lessons — FAQs
Yes. Our teachers support the performing, composing and appraising components for GCSE and A-Level Music across the main British boards (Pearson Edexcel, AQA, OCR and Eduqas). We work around your school's scheme of work and coursework deadlines.
Yes. We offer on-site one-to-one tuition at international schools, as well as live online lessons and in-person lessons at home or at our studio. Tell us what suits and we'll arrange a consistent weekly slot.
ABRSM and Trinity graded exams sit naturally alongside GCSE and A-Level Music, and Grades 6–8 can carry UCAS points. We build the graded pathway into the same weekly lesson so students progress on both fronts.
Piano, guitar, violin, drums, voice and more, all taught one-to-one. You can browse every available class on our classes page and we'll match your child with the right specialist teacher.
British Curriculum music tuition, built around your school
Online, in-person, or on-site at your international school in Nairobi. Tell us what your student needs and we\'ll take it from there.
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