About Online Music Lessons
All lessons are delivered live online on a one-to-one basis – effectively your own private music lesson but online (all usual mediums Teams, Zoom etc available).
Book a Free Consultation TodayWhy offer this benefit?
Improve health
Some of the advantages of learning a musical instrument include:
- Helps reduce stress
- Improves Brain Functions such as co-ordination
- Helps Prevent and Reduce Symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease
Improve your lifestyle
- Boosts Self-Esteem
- It’s a Way to Meet New People
- Enhances Patience and Discipline
- Offers a Creative and Enjoyable Outlet
Kick-start a new you
Whether you’re looking to kick-start your morning, return to your desk refreshed and refocused during the day, or wind down of an evening, music lessons can provide the space that you need in your working week.
How it works
All lessons are delivered live online on a one-to-one basis – effectively your own private music lesson but online (all usual mediums Teams, Zoom etc available). All the teachers are sourced from top music conservatoires and lessons are available on all instruments, including singing, at all levels and in all styles, and pupils provide their own instruments.
Set-up requirements
Employer confirms they wish to make the benefit available to employees and whether they wish to extend the provision to allow employees to add their spouse/partner. Most employers operate Music Lessons as an Anytime Benefit.
How is it paid for?
The Employer pays for the lessons and the employee repays your business over twelve equal monthly deductions from salary. If the employee leaves during the repayment period any outstanding amount is recovered from the final salary.
Tax status
If operated through salary sacrifice then the employee saves NI at 8% or 2%, depending on their personal rate of tax and BIK charge applies (this is the most common approach). This benefit can also be facilitated as a Net deduction with no BIK (employee does not make NI savings).
