Prepare your students for LAMDA Exams!
Whether you are considering preparing students for LAMDA exams or are already doing so, our teacher-training workshops are just what you are looking for! Sessions include insights into the LAMDA Exams syllabus; a thorough guide to teaching drama to children aged 4–7; ideas for warm-ups, exercises, games and exam pieces for all ages; and valuable advice about running a drama teaching business. Next workshop: 3 June 2012. For more information, please visit our Teacher Training page.
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The Playing Space
5 Bridge Road
London N22 7SN
United Kingdom
020 3083 8887
The Playing Space Gold
This course gives young adults and adults an intensive preparation for the LAMDA gold-medal exam (Grade 8). Currently The Playing Space offers Gold courses in:
2010 Courses will run between these dates:
Monday 6 September – Friday 11 December
LAMDA exams at The Playing Space will take place on:
Saturday 11 December 2010
Sunday 12 December 2010
Students attend five hours per week (2½ hours per day over two days). The course runs for fourteen weeks. At the end of the course, a LAMDA examiner visits our studio to examine students.
Entry to The Playing Space Gold is by interview (incorporating a short audition). Please contact us for dates and times.
The LAMDA gold medal
The gold-medal exam (Grade 8) is the culmination of LAMDA’s Graded Examinations system for young actors. It is an essential prerequisite for anyone wishing to take the PCertLam (the LAMDA Certificate in Speech and Drama: Performance Studies).
Gold-medal acting students are expected to demonstrate sophistication and maturity in:
Gold-medal verse-and-prose students are expected to demonstrate sophistication and maturity in:
The gold-medal exam is marked as follows (maximum score is 100):
80+ Distinction
65–80 Merit
50–65 Pass
LAMDA exams are part of the Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF). The bronze-, silver- and gold-medal exams are recognised within the UCAS tariff for UK university entrance. A Merit in the exam gains the same number of UCAS points (60) as an A at AS level. There is plenty more information on our LAMDA exams page.