Yes.

No previous drumming experience is required.

You'll start from the basics and work towards playing your first 8 songs.

No.

You'll learn the notation and skills you need along the way.

You don't need any prior music theory knowledge.

You'll learn to play 8 songs from the Trinity Rock & Pop Initial Grade syllabus, including the grooves, fills and essential techniques needed for each song.

It's built around a 20-hour learning framework—20 focused sessions designed to help you learn what you need to play the songs, without unnecessary exercises and concepts.

No.

But you can enroll for the Trinity Initial Grade exam.

The Course follows the Trinity Syllabus.

Trinity is a Global Standard for drums and music.

You'll need access to a drum kit or electronic drum kit, drumsticks and a device to watch the lessons.

You don't need expensive equipment.

The course is fully recorded, so you can learn at your own pace, pause, rewind and repeat lessons whenever you need.

The lessons break everything down step-by-step, so you can practise each part until you're comfortable.

The Initial Grade course is the first stage of a 9 Stage Roadmap.

The Initial Grade is followed by Grades 1–8, taking you from beginner to advanced drumming.

That's okay. 20 hours is the framework, not a deadline.

The goal is to make your practice focused and efficient—not to rush you.