London College of Music Examinations

As music learners progress on to the foundation years and to advanced learning, it is important that their experience remain holistic and broad-based.

Learners ought to be exposed to the different genre of music and instruments. They should also be equipped with the knowledge to appraise, and understand music in greater depth. Participation in recitals and other events provide experience beyond the classroom. These include music festival and exchange programmes.

Structured music theory and practical assessments form an indispensable part of broad-based learning. They help break down learning into manageable chunks. On the completion of one assessment milestone, learners become emboldened to the next.

The London College of Music, or LCM, has had a long history in offering assessments to music learners worldwide. Established in 1887, it offers assessments through its examination board known as LCM Examinations, or LCME. Its assessments are reputable and qualification recognized internationally. For details of the assessments available, please click here.

LCME examinations are available three times a year –  in the spring session (March-April), summer session (July-August) and winter session (November-December).

LCM is unique in that it is part of a respectable university, the University of West London. This means learners wanting to take music to the next level – for personal growth or professionally – will be able to do so at this university.

LUI supports institutions offering LCME examinations. Interested music learners may enquire at your regular music school, or alternatively contact LUI for details of accredited examination centres. To contact LUI, please click here.

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