Trinity College London graded music exams are designed to provide a structured learning framework which evaluates a student’s progress at every level. Music exams equip learners with real-life skills to help them become confident musicians and performers. Trinity exams are internationally recognized, with UCAS points available at the higher grades.

Rock School’s graded music exams provide an opportunity for candidates to work towards accredited qualifications, playing the music they love. They assess progressive mastery on a musical instrument from Entry Level (Debut) up to Grade 8. Through reinforcing knowledge across all sections of the exam, they help candidates consolidate their learning and develop their skills in a more stimulating and enjoyable way.

The Royal School is the world’s leading examination body for music, with a system of examinations and assessments in over 80 countries around the world. Established in 1889, the Royal School of Music provides schools, private teachers of music and the general public with a scheme of music examinations of recognized authority. Examinations are offered in 35 instruments, singing, theory and practical musicianship and are open to students of all ages. The Royal School examines over half a million candidates each year making it the largest examining body for music in the world.