ABOUT AMEB:
The Australian Music Examinations Board (AMEB) emerged in 1918 as a national body with the purpose of providing grade d assessments of the achievements of music students. Later, examinations were also provided for students of speech and drama.
AMEB
Australian Music Examinations Board
BENNELONG AMEB STUDENTS
AMEB SYLLABUSES:
- Piano
- Violin
- Cello
- Viola
- Clarinet
- Flute
- Oboe
- Bassoon
- Trumpet
- Trombone
- Tuba
- Horn
- Singing
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At Bennelong Music, we offer specialist tuition on all AMEB and AMEB Rockschool instruments.
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AMEB enables musicians to take graded examinations for a range of musical instruments, covering classical, popular and contemporary styles and techniques. Upon successful completion of any AMEB exam, candidates will receive a written report and an official certificate recognising their achievement.
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What is offered:
- A qualification that is widely recognised and respected.
- The only examination body with formal links to major Australian universities and Ministers for Education.
- The most widely-used assessment system for Music, Speech and Drama in Australia.
- Assessment from the preliminary to diploma level.
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Why should I take an AMEB exam?
AMEB exams are recognised as a formal music qualification. Students learning musical instruments benefit from the discipline of preparing for examinations. Students are more motivated to practice by having a specific goal in mind and gain a great sense of achievement upon success.
Although it requires a lot of hard work and self-motivated practice, it is most often a positive experience for both the student and the teacher.