How Often Should Adults Take Piano Lessons and is 30 minutes enough?

Question: How often should adults take piano lessons, and is 30 minutes enough? 

Answer: Based on the founders experience, the length of the session and the value that you can gain from each session depends on the student.

It's not a clear-cut "Yes, one hour would be better", because even if a student gets one hour of piano lessons, that adult student may not be a practicing student.

So the length of your session really comes down to whether or not you would take advantage of the whole time that you have. With a longer session, there will be more homework, and if you can put yourself in the frame of mind to practice and consistently grow on the instrument, then the longer session would be better. However, if you do better with bite size lessons, and you can take that lesson and then run with it, then 30-minute sessions would be all that you need. 

Length of Session Should Come Down To Diligence in Practice. 

In general, however, all that you really need is a half an hour session, if you are committed to practicing, because your teacher will give you homework, and that homework can span a few pages of material. 

If you are studious and you practice regularly, meaning once a day, then you can far surpass what the teacher was looking for, and then, because of that, your lessons can become more productive that way, and at the same time, be cost effective. 

So how long you spend on the piano in a teaching session is up to you. But adults would do great with just 30 minutes of teaching time.