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Trinity College London offers a range of music qualifications and exams for different styles, levels and purposes. Whether you want to perform, teach, compose or learn music theory, you can find the right option for you.
- Music Exam Help
Music exam help Full details of all qualifications can be...
- Book Exam
Other English exams. Candidates can book other English exams...
- Music Resources
Music resources; Related information Our music exams Buy...
- Music Books
For many Trinity books published before September 2023, you...
- Music Performance in Bands
Music Performance in Bands are Trinity’s new qualifications...
- Music Events
INSET and CPD (UK & Ireland) We are happy to provide bespoke...
- Certificate for Music Educators
Available in the UK, the Trinity Level 4 Certificate for...
- Classical & Jazz Grades
Classical & Jazz Grades. Performance is at the heart of...
- Music Exam Help
Trinity College London offers graded music exams in various instruments and styles, such as piano, singing, guitar, drums and jazz. You can also take digital grades and diplomas online or become a registered exam centre with benefits.
Trinity College London offers performance diplomas at three levels: ATCL, LTCL and FTCL, which are equivalent to undergraduate and postgraduate music degrees. Candidates can choose their own repertoire, receive feedback and support, and perform in digital or face-to-face exams.
A regional and ecumenical, inclusive seminary of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), Trinity Lutheran Seminary at Capital University equips and forms faithful, wise and courageous leaders. Our students explore faith, grow in knowledge, and participate in practical ministry training.
Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance offers innovative courses and performances in music and contemporary dance. It is ranked #51-100 in QS WUR Ranking By Subject and has facilities in Greenwich and South East London.
Students receive extensive training in aural and keyboard skills, learn the history and theory of art music from the medieval period to the present day, and choose modules in jazz, rock, popular, vernacular, and world music. Taught performance modules (such as conducting) allow students to contextualise their practical skills.
For more than 100 years, the Conservatory at Capital University has been preparing students for a wide range of music careers. So, whether you aspire to be a performer, conductor, a music business entrepreneur, or an educator to a new generation of musicians, you’ll find a home at the Conservatory.
