WHAT ARE LAMDA EXAMS?
LAMDA states that their exams 'inspire and empower learners across the globe to be confident communicators'.
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Whether you are wanting to go solo, or hoping to take your exams with a friend, whether you are a seasoned professional or just getting started, there is an exam just for you.
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LAMDA exams cover a range of disciplines including:
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Acting
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Speaking Verse & Prose
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Miming
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Reading for Performance
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Speaking in Public
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Shakespeare
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Musical Theatre
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They are designed to develop your life skills through the creative platforms of drama and literature.
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The London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) was founded in 1861, which makes it the oldest drama school in the UK. They have offered examinations in speech and drama for over 130 years and have gained a fantastic reputation across the UK.
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LAMDA is recognised as an awarding organisation by Ofqual, Qualifications Wales and the CCEA in Northern Ireland.
ABOUT LAMDA
HOW WILL STUDENTS BENEFIT?

Interpretive Skills
Explore style, form, character, subtext and context.

Vocal Skills
Speak with clarity of diction.
Speak with audibility.
Sustain vocal control through to the end of phrases.
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Enhanced Memory
Perform from memory with fluency and focus.

Physical Skills
Perform with movement and facial expressions appropriate of the character.

Communication Skills
Students learn how to communicate and articulate their thoughts and ideas.
Students gain a broader vocabulary.
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Self-Confidence and Self-Expression
Developing communication skills helps improve levels of self-confidence because it enables the student to be confident in the knowledge that they can articulate their thoughts and ideas.
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Reading with Fluency
Students gain lots of practice with reading out loud and sight reading.
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Listening Skills
Students gain valuable listening practice through instruction and discussion.