What is an AMEB Music Exam?

AMEB stands for the Australian Music Examinations Board. It is an organization that conducts music exams in Australia and other parts of the world. The AMEB music exams assess a student's musical skills and knowledge in various instruments, including piano, guitar, violin, singing and many others.

 

The exams are designed to provide a standardized measure of a student's performance abilities and a clear framework for musical development. The exams cover a range of skills, including performance, technique, theory, and aural skills. They are available at different levels, from preliminary to diploma, and students can choose to take them at different stages of their musical education.

 

AMEB music exams are recognized internationally, and successful candidates receive a certificate of achievement, which can be used to demonstrate their musical abilities to potential employers or educational institutions. The exams are also an important part of many students' musical education, providing a goal to work towards and a measure of progress over time.

 

The AMEB has a presence in each state of Australia that deals with the organisation and running of the exams for that state. Go to your states AMEB website to learn how to enrol in an exam and what the exam enrolment due dates are.

 

Website Links

• Australian Music Examinations Board primary website
• NSW - Australian Music Examinations Board NSW website
• Queensland - Australian Music Examinations Board Queensland website
• Victoria - Australian Music Examinations Board Victoria website
• SA - Australian Music Examinations Board South Australia website
• WA - Australian Music Examinations Board Western Australia  website
• Tasmania - Australian Music Examinations Board Tasmania website