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RSL Group collaborates with Casio to advance keyboard education
In Short
RSL Group and Casio have partnered to advance keyboard education in India through co-branded books, digital content, and teacher workshops aiming to reach 150,000 learners.

RSL Group collaborates with Casio to advance keyboard education
Hyderabad: RSL Group (Rockschool), a global creative arts education provider and awarding organization that delivers contemporary music, performing arts, and vocational qualifications has partnered with Casio for supporting the growth of keyboard education across India.
The initiative will introduce co-branded piano and keyboard method books, supported by digital lesson content, and a nationwide series of teacher development workshops beginning in 2026. The partners aim to reach more than 150,000 music learners and over 1,000 teachers in the next three years. The learning material will cover beginner piano, beginner keyboard and advanced keyboard courses, with selected books bundled with Casio instruments.
Teacher workshops will focus on practical teaching methods, contemporary repertoire, learner engagement and creativity. The programme will cover cities including Delhi, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Pune, Guwahati, Aizawl, Dimapur, Kochi, Madurai and Tiruchirappalli. Tim Bennett-Hart – CEO, RSL Group, said:“This partnership represents an exciting opportunity to expand access to high-quality music education across India.
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