Introduction - what to expect in an AMEB exam?

This workshops is designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of what the AMEB music exams entail (Link to What is an AMEB exam?). The workshop is ideal for anyone who is planning to take an AMEB exam or who is curious about what is involved in the exam process.

The workshop is offered as an Online Workshop or an In Person Workshop.

The workshop will cover Aural Skills, Sight Reading and general knowledge for AMEB exams. In addition to this the workshop will go through the types of questions asked by examiners and undertake some training in these areas. Students will receive information and materials for their individual grades to help them prepare.

 

During the workshop, participants will learn about the different components of the AMEB exam, including performance, technique, theory, and aural skills. They will also be provided with tips and strategies for preparing for each component of the exam, including practical advice on how to approach the exam day itself.

In addition to this, the workshop will cover the different levels of the AMEB exam, from preliminary to diploma, and provide guidance on how to progress through each level. Participants will be given the opportunity to ask questions and seek clarification on any aspect of the exam process, ensuring that they are fully informed and prepared for the challenges ahead.

The workshop will be led by experienced music teachers who have extensive knowledge of the AMEB exam process. They will draw on their own experiences and insights to provide participants with valuable guidance and support.

Online workshop;

• Friday 21st April 5.30 pm
• 60 minute session $35.00
• Using ZOOM
• Bookings and Enquires  and Enrolling for Workshops

In person workshop;

• Sunday 23rd April 3.50 pm
• 60 minute session $35.00
• Glenwood Community Hub (Link to Address and Map)
• Bookings and Enquires  and Enrolling for Workshops

 

What is an AMEB Music Exam?

AMEB stands for the Australian Music Examinations Board. It is an organization that conducts music exams in Australia and other parts of the world. The AMEB music exams assess a student's musical skills and knowledge in a variety of instruments, including piano, guitar, violin, singing and many others.

 

The exams are designed to provide a standardized measure of a student's performance abilities and to provide a clear framework for musical development. The exams cover a range of skills, including performance, technique, theory, and aural skills. They are available at different levels, from preliminary to diploma, and students can choose to take them at different stages of their musical education.

 

AMEB music exams are recognized internationally, and successful candidates receive a certificate of achievement, which can be used to demonstrate their musical abilities to potential employers or educational institutions. The exams are also an important part of many students' musical education, providing a goal to work towards and a measure of progress over time.

 

Bookings and Enquires

For all enquires regarding fees and bookings please contact Annette by using the general contact form or by phone on 0418127017 or by email using  info@childrensmusicacademy.biz

To secure your child's place for the workshop requires full payment of  the workshop fee (via PayID, bank transfer, cheque or cash) before the workshop starts.

Enrolling for Workshops

Once payment is made please provide the details listed below to complete your child's workshop enrolment using our online enrolment form or by sending the details by email or text message (0418 127 017 or info@childrensmusicacademy.biz);

• Workshop details (date, time and place...)
• Child’s name
• Parent or carer name
• Contact phone number
• Contact email address
• Online Workshop or In Person Workshop

Before your child attends the workshop we require payment of the workshop fee and your enrolment details.

All enrolments are subject to the enrolment policies listed in the enrolment policies section.