Benefits of LAMDA exams:
- Encourages creative thinking and the use of imagination
- Helps students develop strong communication skills, including clear articulation and confident speech
- Students gain experience and confidence in public speaking which is valuable for interviews and everyday interactions
- Improves conversational skills
- Formal qualifications that are internationally recognised and valuable for further education and career opportunities.
- UCAS Points (Level 3) can be used in students university applications in the UK
- Teaches students self-discipline and time management
- Helps build resilience and perseverance
- Improves memorisation and recall ability
- Students learn to analyse and interpret a range of texts which enhances their literary knowledge
- Improves vocabulary, grammar and overall language proficiency through practice of speeches, prose and verse pieces
- Students develop an appreciation of the arts and literature as they explore different genres
- Improves cultural awareness as students are exposed to a range of authors and texts
Introductory exams for Ages 4-6
An Introduction to LAMDA
LAMDA introductory examinations are designed to develop confidence and basic communication skills. They introduce young students to the LAMDA graded examinations in Performance & Communication.
Learners who prepare themselves appropriately will develop:
1. Interpretive skills
learn the words of a poem and recall them aloud.
2. Technical skills
develop skills in voice and diction.
3. Communication skills
respond to simple questions in a conversation.
