AMEB Victoria Enrolment Handbook 2018

AMEB Victoria
Enrolment Handbook 2018

AMEB Victoria’s new
online service centre
AMEB Connect will allow
registered users to:
· Enrol candidates for examinations
and evaluations
· View and print Notices of Examination,
and email them to candidates
· View and print examination reports,
and email them to candidates
· Purchase AMEB publications and
other resources
Enrolling for exams and purchasing

publications is quick and easy. Register as
a new user at www.ameb.unimelb.edu.au
Registered users can now enrol Enrolments for Practical

for online Written exams through and on-paper Written exams
AMEB Connect, enrolments open on open on
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Contents Welcome 2
About AMEB Victoria 3
Board of Directors, Examining Panels, Contacts 4
AMEB Victoria News 5
Enrolment Information 8
How to enrol for AMEB Victoria exams 8
Getting started 8
Before enrolling candidates 8
Log in to AMEB Connect 8
Entering candidate details 9
Scheduling requests 9
Payment & enrolment confirmation 9
Receiving Notices of Examination and results 9
Supplementary enrolment information 10
Alternative enrolment arrangements 10
Alternative venues 10
Communication with the enrolling person 10
Dates to be avoided 10
Enrolment acceptance 11
Examination dates and times 11
Late entries 11
Subject changes 11
Special needs 11
Withdrawal, cancellation and re-scheduling a Practical Examination 12
Withdrawal from examination prior to closing date for enrolments 12
Cancellation for medical reasons 12
Cancellation for non-medical reasons 12
Re-scheduling of Practical examinations 12
General Exam Information 13
AMusA and LMusA examinations 13
Photo ID 13
Candidate confidentiality 13
Certificates – completion of additional requirements 13
Conferring of Diplomas 13
Downloaded musical scores 15
Electronic exam reporting 15
Page turning 15
Photocopies 15
Teachers and accompanists 15
Trainee examiners 15
Warm-up 15
Practical Exams 17
Practical Exam Sessions and Enrolment Dates 17
Practical Exam Centre Codes 18
Performance Evaluation Program 19
Teacher Consultations 19
Subject Numbers and Fees 20
Performance Evaluations and Teacher Consultations 20
Music Practical Examinations 21
Band Subjects 25
Ensemble Subjects 26
Contemporary Popular Music (CPM) 26
Speech Subjects 27
Teaching Diplomas 27
Rockschool 28
Written Exams 31
Written Exam Information 31
Written Exam Centre Codes 32
Written Session Dates and Times 33
Written Exam Subject Numbers and Fees 34
How to Enrol for Online Theory Exams 35
Support Materials 37
Materials Price List 37
AMEB Publications 38
AMEB Victoria Enrolment Handbook 2018 1
About
AMEB Victoria Welcome
AMEB Victoria was proud to release our updated online service centre AMEB Connect
in July 2017. Through AMEB Connect registered users can enrol candidates for
examinations and evaluations, download exam notices and exam reports, view results,
and purchase AMEB syllabuses and publications. From January 2018 you will also be
able to enrol for Online Written examinations through AMEB Connect. Once registered
for AMEB Connect, you can simply log in via the link on the AMEB Victoria website.
Registration is easy and we would be pleased to help.
This Handbook is intended to provide the information needed to enrol candidates for
AMEB and Rockschool exams in Victoria; and in later pages you will find a step-by-step
guide to enrolling through AMEB Connect. Details of examination requirements can be
found in the 2018 Manual of Syllabuses, available to purchase in hard copy or as individual
syllabuses in PDF format via AMEB Connect.
It is important to note that only material in current syllabuses can be presented for
examination. Within each syllabus you will find general regulations, requirements,
objectives and prescribed pieces for each grade. If, once you have read the syllabus, you
have any questions please contact us to clarify any aspects that may not be clear.
I am delighted to announce some exciting new developments at AMEB this year, including:
• New Piano for Leisure Series 4 Grade Books, Recordings and Handbooks
• A new Oboe syllabus and Series 1 publications
• Revised Tuba syllabus
• A new Online Written Exam Centre from mid-January
For more information on these developments, please go to the AMEB Victoria News
section of this handbook or the News section of AMEB Victoria’s website.
We encourage you to consider enrolling candidates for practical exams in Term 2 or 3.
These sessions are less busy so we are better able to accommodate scheduling requests,
with the added benefit that candidates will be able to avoid exams clashing with end-of-
year activities in Term 4.
Please note that some subjects are only offered in ‘Special Subject’ sessions in July and
November. These are: Accordion, CPM, Ensemble, Harp, Organ, Percussion, Recorder
– and Rockschool. However, it might be possible for exams in these instruments to
be scheduled outside published session dates, if there is sufficient examining time in
a particular location. Please contact us if you would like to find out more about this
possibility.
We endeavour to accommodate requests to avoid dates of school camps, VCE exams, or
other important events, and to make special provisions for candidates with special needs;
however, it is essential that dates to avoid and requests for special provisions are advised
at the time of enrolment and cannot be considered after the Closing Date for enrolments
for the particular Examination Session has passed. Please appreciate that once exams
have been programmed it is very difficult and time-consuming to re-arrange examiners’
timetables.
During 2018 the Australian Music Examinations Board will celebrate 100 years
of service to the Australian community and we will continue promoting and recognising
achievement in music and speech for many years to come. We wish you every success
with your teaching or studies this year and we look forward to supporting your work
in 2018.
Alwyn Mott
General Manager
AMEB Victoria
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About AMEB Victoria
The Australian Music Examinations Board
Australia’s leading music assessment service, the Australian Music Examinations
Board (AMEB) offers syllabuses and graded examinations for a wide range of musical
instruments, music theory, singing and speech, from beginner through to higher grades
and on to diploma level.
Promoting and recognising musical achievement

The Australian Music Examinations Board was established as a national organisation in
1918 and will celebrate 100 years of service to Australian students and teachers on 15
May 2018. Regarded as the benchmark for assessment in music, speech and drama in
Australia, AMEB exams provide nationally recognised levels of achievement in practical
and theoretical subjects. AMEB syllabuses provide the framework for studies leading to
secondary school certificates, university entrance and the establishment of careers in
performing and music teaching.
Maintaining benchmark standards

To maintain benchmark standards, AMEB is committed to continuous review of its
syllabuses and publications to ensure they are up to date with evolving educational
principles and practices, and teachers are invited to contribute to the review process.
The high standards set by AMEB are in turn upheld by a panel of examiners who are
specialists in their field.
AMEB Victoria
AMEB Victoria conducts graded music and speech exams in Melbourne and country
Victoria. A not-for-profit organisation wholly owned by the University of Melbourne and
governed by a Board of Directors, AMEB Victoria is one of six state offices within the
federated AMEB structure. The AMEB Federal Office is responsible for developing and
publishing syllabuses and related publications, while AMEB Victoria is responsible for all
exams conducted in Victoria.
Supporting Victorian teachers and students

A number of workshops and seminars are organised by AMEB Victoria each year to
provide teaching tips and information about specific syllabuses and services.
AMEB Victoria structure

The AMEB Victoria Board of Directors, appointed by the University of Melbourne, receives
advice from an Examinations Advisory Committee, which includes members with
expertise in education, training and assessment. Each Victorian examiner is a member of
their respective subject’s Specialist Examining Panel, which meets regularly to discuss
examining matters and engage in professional development activities. Day-to-day
operations are the responsibility of the General Manager.

About AMEB Victoria
AMEB Victoria Board of Directors

The Directors of Australian Music Examinations Board (Vic) Limited are as follows:
Professor Barry Conyngham AM (Chair) Dr Joel Brennan (Deputy Chair)
Ms Elizabeth Mitchell Ms Colleen Pearson
Ms Alison Sewell Professor Susan Wright
The Examinations Advisory Committee advises the Victorian Board on matters pertaining
to the conduct of examinations in Victoria. The Committee’s membership is:
Ms Elizabeth Mitchell (Chair) Dr Mark McGee (Deputy Chair)
Dr Rosemary Beer Mr David Howes
Ms Jennifer Meachem Dr Ken Murray
Mr John Quaine
AMEB Victoria Specialist Examining Panels

The Chair of each Specialist Examining Panel in Victoria is as follows:
Accordion Mr Ian Southwood

Brass Mr Anthony Brookes
Classical Guitar Mr William van Pinxteren
Contemporary Popular Music (CPM) Mr Peter Hurley
Harp Ms Mary Anderson
Instrumental Ensemble Ms Jane Elton-Brown
Organ Dr June Nixon
Percussion Ms Wendy Couch
Piano Professor Ian Holtham
Assistant Chair, Piano Dr Mark McGee
Recorder Ms Ruth Wilkinson
Speech and Drama Ms Astrid Wootton
Strings Mr Fintan Murphy
Teaching Ms Elizabeth Mitchell
Theory, Musicianship, Music Craft Mr Graham Bartle
Voice – Acting Chair, Singing Dr Susannah Foulds-Elliott
Voice – Acting Chair, Musical Theatre Mr Trevor Jones
Woodwind Mr Ian Morgan
All AMEB Victoria examiners are required to hold a current Working With Children Check
(WWCC) from the Victorian Department of Justice, or to be registered with the Victorian
Institute of Teaching (VIT).
Contact AMEB
AMEB Victoria
AMEB Victoria is one of six state offices within the federated AMEB structure and is
responsible for arranging Practical and Written examinations in Melbourne and country
Victoria.
Australian Music Examinations Board (Vic) Ltd
Telephone 03 9035 8888, Email ameb-vic@unimelb.edu.au
Website www.ameb.unimelb.edu.au
AMEB Federal
The Federal Office is responsible for the development of AMEB syllabuses and
publications, the preparation of written examination papers and the conduct of Licentiate
examinations.
Australian Music Examinations Board Limited
PO Box 12168 A’Beckett Street, Melbourne VIC 8006
Telephone 1300 725 709, Email online@ameb.edu.au
Website www.ameb.edu.au

AMEB
News
AMEB News
Headlines
• AMEB celebrates a Centenary of service in 2018 • New Piano for Leisure Series 4 publications
• AMEB Victoria’s online service centre, • New Oboe syllabus and publications
AMEB Connect, is fully operational
• Revised Tuba syllabus
• New Online Written Exam Centre from
January 2018, with enrolments through • Recital Examination trial in Drama and
AMEB Connect (Victoria) Communication, Flute, Trumpet and Violin
to continue in 2018
• Minor changes to Theory of Music syllabuses
(Grades 3 to 6) • Performance Evaluation Program
to be expanded
AMEB Centenary
The Australian Music Examinations Board was established as a national organisation on
15 May 1918 and will celebrate one hundred years of service to education in 2018. We hope
that teachers, students and examiners past and present will participate in our special
Centenary events to be held during the year.
AMEB Connect
AMEB Victoria’s online service centre, AMEB Connect became fully operational in July
2017. AMEB Connect allows registered users to:
• Enrol candidates for examinations and evaluations
• View and print Notices of Examination and email them to candidates
• View and print Practical examination reports and email them to candidates
• Purchase AMEB syllabuses and publications
New users may register for AMEB Connect at any time by following the link on the AMEB
Victoria website. Enrolling for exams through AMEB Connect is quick and easy. Details for
previously-enrolled candidates can be quickly located through the ‘My Candidates’ search
function. Payment can be made by credit/debit card via a secure online payment site
hosted by NAB.
AMEB syllabuses and publications can be purchased through AMEB Connect. The Manual
of Syllabuses – Music is available in the traditional, hard copy format. Alternatively, digital
versions of individual syllabuses or a family of syllabuses can be purchased online and
received in PDF format by email. AMEB Victoria’s online store can be accessed after
logging in to AMEB Connect. Teachers, schools and private enrollers can enrol candidates
for examination and purchase publications in one transaction.
Accordion
Withdrawal of Syllabus: The Accordion Classical Free Bass syllabus has been withdrawn
from examination and will not be replaced. Examinations in Accordion Stradella will
continue to be offered.
Brass (Trumpet, Trombone and Euphonium)

Revised Syllabuses: Revised versions of the Trumpet, Trombone and Euphonium
syllabuses were introduced for the first time in the 2017 Manual of Syllabuses.
Withdrawal of the “old” syllabuses: In 2018, the revised syllabuses will be examined
concurrently with the versions of the Trumpet, Trombone and Euphonium syllabuses
that last appeared in the 2016 Manual of Syllabuses. From the start of 2019 the previous
Trumpet, Trombone and Euphonium syllabuses will no longer be available for
examination.
Examination entries: To enrol for examination in a revised syllabus on AMEB Connect
enter the subject number (which can be found in this Handbook) or start typing the name
of the subject, such as tru for trumpet. A list of matching subjects will be displayed in a
dropdown list. Select the subject you require from the list, ensuring that “New Syllabus”
is indicated following the grade.

Brass (Tuba)
Revised syllabus: A revised version of the Tuba Syllabus appears for the first time in
the 2018 Manual of Syllabuses. Works in the Manual Lists that are no longer in print
or infrequently used have been replaced, and references to widely-used pedagogical
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volumes such as the Method for Tuba/Trumpet/Trombone by Jean-Baptiste Arban have

been updated so that page numbers and exercise numbers correlate to current editions.
Orchestral Excerpts have been removed from Level 3 (Associate and Licentiate)
examinations. There have been no changes to the grade books or technical work
requirements for this syllabus.
Withdrawal of the “old” syllabus: The revised Tuba syllabus will be examined
concurrently for two years with the version of the Tuba syllabus that last appeared in
the 2017 Manual of Syllabuses. From the start of 2020 the previous Tuba syllabus will no
longer be available for examination.
of the subject, such as tub for tuba. A list of matching subjects will be displayed in a
Electronic Organ
Withdrawal of syllabus: The Electronic Organ syllabus has been withdrawn from
examination and will not be replaced.
Oboe
New syllabus: In 2018, AMEB will offer a new Oboe syllabus for examination, supported
by a range of publications. The grade books include appealing and pedagogically valuable
repertoire in a range of styles. The new syllabus includes two additional examinations,
Preliminary Grade and Certificate of Performance, which serves to cap Level 2
examinations as well as prepare candidates for the requirements of Level 3 examinations.
Publications: The following publications may be used with the new syllabus:
Oboe Series 1 – Preliminary to Grade 4 (2017)
Oboe Technical work (2017)
Oboe Sight-reading (2017)
Oboe recorded accompaniments – Preliminary to Grade 3
Note that Oboe Technical work (2000) cannot be used with the new syllabus. This book
may only be used with the “old” Oboe syllabus which was last published in the 2017
Manual of Syllabuses.
of the subject, such as obo for oboe. A list of matching subjects will be displayed in a
Withdrawal of the “old” syllabus: The “new” Oboe syllabus will be examined
concurrently for two years with the version of the Oboe syllabus that appeared in the 2017
Manual of Syllabuses. From the start of 2020 the previous Oboe syllabus will no longer be
available for examination.
Online Written Exam Centre

AMEB will launch a new Online Written Examination Centre on 15 January 2018. The
new platform will utilise an updated notation system fully optimised for mobile devices
and will be HTML5 compatible. For the convenience of Victorian teachers and students,
enrolments for Online Written examinations will be made via AMEB Connect (Victoria).
(This will be the only method of enrolment for students and teachers resident in Victoria.)
Performance Evaluation Program

The Performance Evaluation Program provides the opportunity for students to receive
an independent assessment customised to their specific needs. In its simplest form, the
Performance Evaluation enables a candidate to have repertoire evaluated by an AMEB
Examiner and to receive a constructive written report. Alternatively, teachers may
request a customised assessment including additional components, such as technical
work or orchestral/band excerpts, for evaluation. Numerical marks or letter gradings
could be given to suit a particular school’s requirements. The program of work for
evaluation, the objectives and marking schema (if any) would be provided to the assessor
at the beginning of each Evaluation.

Piano for Leisure
New Piano for Leisure Series 4: Piano for Leisure Series 4 publications and recordings
were released in November 2017 and available for use in examinations from 2018. (No
Grade Book series is being withdrawn; Piano for Leisure Series 1, Series 2 and Series 3
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may still be used in examinations in 2018). New publications include:
Piano for Leisure Series 4 – Preliminary to Grade 8 (2017)
Piano for Leisure Series 4 Recording and Handbooks – Preliminary to Grade 8 (2017)
Downloadable recordings: Piano for Leisure Series 4 Recording and Handbooks –
Preliminary to Grade 8 (2017) contain a code enabling tracks to be downloaded online.
(They do not contain CDs as was the case for previous series.)
Recital examinations trial

In 2018, AMEB will continue to trial Recital examinations in Drama and Communication,
Flute, Trumpet and Violin. Continuation of the Recital exams trial will allow a full year of
data to be collected and reviewed before a decision is made as to the future of this style
of exam. The Recital examination comprises repertoire only and features material from
the AMEB syllabuses along with an own choice option. The Recital exam is offered as an
alternative to the “comprehensive” AMEB Practical examination and does not replace it.
Recital exam syllabuses are available in digital (PDF) format (at no charge) and may be
obtained by contacting AMEB Victoria.
Rockschool
AMEB will continue to deliver Rockschool exams in 2018. Rockschool exams are globally-
recognised qualifications in Guitar, Bass, Drums, Vocals, Piano, band-based keyboards
and band. Based in the UK, Rockschool specialises in contemporary music in most of the
popular genres in a range of rock, pop, metal and funk styles. For further information go
to www.rockschool.ameb.edu.au.
Music Production: Rockschool Music Production exams will be offered in 2018. On
completion of a Music Production grade, candidates will possess a wealth of technical,
practical and theoretical knowledge that they can apply to real-world scenarios, whether
it be audio production, electronic music production, mixing, editing, mastering or sound
for media.
Withdrawal of syllabuses: New Rockschool Electric Guitar, Bass and Drum syllabuses
will be released in late 2018, however the current syllabuses will be valid for use in
exams until late 2019.
Vocals syllabus: The current Rockschool Vocals Syllabus will continue to be offered until
further notice.
Examination entries: Rockschool exams will be administered by AMEB Victoria and
practical examinations will be offered in two sessions in July and November in Melbourne
and Popular Music Theory examinations in August. Enrolments should be made via
AMEB Connect (Victoria). Music Production exams will be arranged on application (please
enquire).
Theory of Music
Syllabus changes effective January 2018 – Grade 3: Under ‘Creative’, candidates are now
required to complete BOTH a) AND b) whereas previously they chose EITHER a) OR b).
That is, candidates are now required to write BOTH a rhythmic pattern to a simple couplet
AND a melody of 4 bars.
Grade 4, Grade 5 and Grade 6: Under ‘Creative Work’, option b) to complete a melody has
been removed. All candidates are now required to complete a); that is, to write a melody
to a passage of text.

Enrolment Getting started
Information 1. Register for AMEB Connect (Victoria). AMEB Connect
can be found by going to www.ameb.unimelb.edu.au
and following the link to ‘AMEB Connect’. Click ‘Get
How to enrol for Access’ and follow the prompts.
AMEB Victoria exams 2. Become familiar with examination requirements.

It is essential that teachers and candidates are
familiar with the current AMEB syllabus, examination
Through our online service centre, AMEB Connect,
requirements and regulations (which may change
registered users can:
from year to year) and the administrative policies
• Enrol candidates for AMEB Practical, Written and and procedures which are available on the AMEB
Rockschool examinations (including AMEB Online Victoria website. (Each syllabus can be purchased as
Written exams from January 2018) a convenient digital download from AMEB Connect.)
• View and print Notices of Examination, and email
them to candidates Before enrolling candidates
• View and print examination reports, and email them
3. Collate candidate information prior to commencing
to candidates
enrolment.
• Purchase AMEB syllabuses, supporting publications
and other resources a. Check the session dates and closing dates for
enrolments.
A comprehensive ‘AMEB Connect User’s Guide’ can be
downloaded from our website. b. Consult with candidates/parents and take note of any
dates to avoid. Dates to avoid include reasons such as
It is common practice for teachers or schools to submit
VCE exams, school exams, curriculum days, school
entries as agents for their students. If you are the
camps, religious holidays, or other exceptional
teacher or school representative enrolling candidates,
situations.
you will receive all communications relating to your
students’ examinations and will be able to co-ordinate the c. Take note of full candidate names (as on birth
preparation of candidates and arrange accompanists, if certificate or passport).
required.
Log in to AMEB Connect
Note that enrolments can only be accepted from adults.
Private entries should be submitted by the parent or 4. Log in. Users log in to AMEB Connect using their
guardian of candidates aged under eighteen. registered email address and password. Telephone
AMEB Victoria on 9035 8888 if you require login
assistance.
5. Add enrolments to the basket.
a. New candidates: Select ‘Enrol a Candidate’ on the
AMEB Connect homepage. Select ‘+New candidate’
from the tabs at the top of the page. Enter candidate
details as required.
b. Previous candidates: Previously enrolled candidates
may be added through the ‘My Candidates’ option on
the home screen. Firstly select the year or range of
years, then choose candidates by selecting check
boxes on the left side of the screen, then click ‘+Enrol
selected candidates’ to add them to the basket.
IMPORTANT: Your enrolment is not finalised until your
payment has been accepted.
6. Enrolling multiple candidates. Enrolments remain

in the basket after logging out of AMEB Connect. You
may return later to add or amend enrolments and
add purchases to the basket. Note that candidates
are not enrolled for examination until the payment
has been received.

Enter candidate details Payment and enrolment confirmation
7. Entering enrolment details 12. Payment
a. Series (Examination Session): Choose the a. Tick the box under Agreement which notes
examination session for the candidate by making a your acceptance of the exam requirements and
selection from the drop-down menu. (Your choice regulations.
will remain preselected for additional candidates,
Enrolment Information
b. Click the Pay button at the bottom of the screen.
but may be modified as required.) Sessions which are
You will be taken to a secure payment page hosted
currently open for enrolment will be in green.
by NAB where payment can be made by Mastercard
b. Subject: Choose the examination subject for each or Visa credit, debit or pre-paid cards. No card
candidate by typing part of the subject name then information is retained by the payment system.
selecting the correct option from the drop-down
c. A receipt/tax invoice from the National Australia
menu. For example, typing ‘piano’ will bring up a list
Bank will be sent if an email address is entered in the
of piano subjects from which to choose.
box provided (optional).
c. Preferred venue: Select a preferred venue from the
d. A confirmation email/tax invoice listing the full
drop-down list. Candidates for Melbourne have two
details of enrolments (and any purchases) will be
options: ‘AMEB Studios’ or ‘Enter a venue number’.
sent to the enrolling person by AMEB Connect. Check
If you select ‘Enter a venue number’, an AMEB
the confirmation email to ensure that all details are
Victoria Centre Code is required. Schools and studios
correct (including spelling of candidate names) and
with their own venue number should enter it here.
advise any corrections by email within 5 business
If you have permission for your candidates to be
days.
examined at a private school or studio, enter the
appropriate number here. Only the school/studio To make further changes after payment has been made
owner can provide you with their venue number. email us at ameb-vic@unimelb.edu.au
A school or private studio with examining time of 3
hours or more in a particular subject may apply to be an Receiving Notices of Examination and results
examination centre and also may request to host Practical
13. After enrolment
examinations outside the published session dates.
a. Once the exams have been scheduled, the enrolling
person will receive an email advising that Notices
Scheduling requests
of Examination are available on AMEB Connect to
8. Entering scheduling requests. There are two parts download and print, or email to the candidate.
to entering scheduling requests for each candidate.
b. After the exam, the enroller will receive an email
a. A drop-down menu will allow the choice of either: ‘no advising that reports and results are available
preference’, ‘not Saturday’, ‘not Sunday’ or ‘not weekend’. on AMEB Connect. Reports are uploaded to AMEB
Connect within two (2) weeks of metropolitan
b. The text box allows the enrolling person to enter any
examinations, and three (3) weeks of regional
dates to avoid (maximum 120 characters).
examinations.
AMEB Victoria will make every effort to avoid specific
c. Certificates will be posted to the enrolling person
dates if these are advised at the time of enrolment. Note
within three (3) weeks of the examination.
that Practical exams can be scheduled on any day in
the published exam session (Monday through Sunday),
between the hours of 9am and 6pm, except gazetted public
holidays. It is possible to request that exams are not
scheduled on a weekend but this must be indicated at the
time of enrolment.
9. Special Needs. If a candidate has special needs
this should be indicated in the ‘Scheduling request’
box. The Special Needs Form, which is available on
the AMEB Victoria website, should be completed
in accordance with the Special Needs Policy. This
form should be emailed as soon as possible after the
enrolment is submitted and must be received before
the closing date for enrolment for the particular
session.
10. Amending or correcting candidate details. To amend
details of a previously enrolled candidate (such as
name or date of birth) please email us at ameb-vic@
unimelb.edu.au
11. Confirm enrolment details before payment. Click
the green Basket button in the top right of the screen.
A list of your enrolments will be displayed. Check
that all the information is correct. You can edit the
details by clicking Edit enrolment, or delete the
enrolment entirely by clicking Remove enrolment.
Communication with the enrolling person
Supplementary Enrolment A Confirmation of Enrolment will be sent automatically
by AMEB Connect to the enrolling person after payment
Information has been made. It is very important that all candidate
details are carefully checked. Corrections to enrolments
Additional information is available from the AMEB Victoria (with the exception of scheduling requests) must be
website (www.ameb.unimelb.edu.au). submitted by email within 5 business days. Parents and
candidates should note that results, certificates and

Alternative enrolment arrangements partial refund of fees (if applicable) will be provided only to
Enrollers who do not have easy access to AMEB the enrolling person (teacher, school or private entrant).
Connect may contact AMEB Victoria to make alternative Exam timetable information will normally be given only to
arrangements. Note that credit card payments cannot the enrolling person. However, in emergencies, timetable
be accepted unless enrolments are made through AMEB information will be given to parents and candidates,
Connect. Enrolment forms from previous years will not be provided that they can supply all of the following details:
accepted. the teacher’s name and address, candidate’s name, date of
birth and the subject and grade for which the candidate is
Alternative venues – practical examinations enrolled.
Requests from schools or teachers for practical
examinations to be conducted at a venue other than the Dates to be avoided
AMEB Studios in Hawthorn or official Country Centres Before submitting entries, teachers are advised to consult
(as listed in this Handbook or on the AMEB Victoria with students and parents regarding the most suitable
website) should be made on the Practical Exam Venue session in which to enrol; and dates within the practical
Request form which can be downloaded from our website. examination session that should be avoided. A candidate
Teachers may wish to collaborate to make up three hours should be prepared to present for his/her practical
of examining time in a particular subject and offer a examination on any day of the week (including weekends),
common studio for a particular session. The host school between 9am and 6pm, on the first day or any other day of
or studio teacher will be responsible for supervision of the the session unless an acceptable request has been made
examinations. in advance.
Requests to avoid particular dates should be made at the
Alternative venues – written examinations
time of enrolment and will only be considered if related
Schools may request that written examinations be
to religious holidays, school exams, school camps,
conducted on school premises, on the basis that the school
curriculum days, special events or exceptional situations.
will be responsible for supervision of the examinations.
A Written Exam Venue Request form should be submitted Every effort will be made to accommodate requests based
by email as soon as possible after enrolments have been on the above reasons. However, it will not be possible
submitted via AMEB Connect and before the closing date to accommodate requests made for any other reason.
for the session. Requests that examinations be scheduled ‘at the end of
a session’ (or similar), for no adequate reason will not be
accepted.
Weekend exam scheduling: The availability of practical
exams on Saturdays and Sundays is a permanent feature
of the AMEB Victoria exam schedule. It is important
that we are advised if candidates are not available for
examination on any or all weekends during the particular
session.
All scheduling requests should be made via AMEB Connect
at the time of enrolment (see 8 above).

Enrolment acceptance Subject changes
Enrolments are accepted by AMEB Victoria on the A teacher or private entrant wishing to change the subject
understanding that teachers, private entrants, candidates or grade of a Practical examination after the Confirmation
and parents agree to the policies and procedures notified of Enrolment has been issued and the five-day period for
in this Enrolment Handbook and on the AMEB Victoria advising amendments has elapsed, will be required to pay
website and accept that assessments shall be made a re-scheduling fee equivalent to 75% of the enrolment
strictly in accordance with the syllabus requirements and fee.
regulations prescribed in the current AMEB Syllabus.
Special needs
Examination dates and times AMEB Victoria is committed to providing quality
A candidate enrolling for an AMEB Practical examination examinations for all candidates, including those with
should be prepared to present for examination at any time disabilities. We aim to ensure that all candidates have
during the published session dates, unless a reasonable access to the examination process and are able to
request for dates to be avoided has been submitted. AMEB demonstrate their skills in the examination to the best of
Practical examinations are scheduled between the hours their ability. Candidates with disabilities will be offered
of 9am and 6pm, from Monday to Sunday inclusive during the same examining standards as those applied to all
each session, except on gazetted public holidays. other candidates. No concessions are made regarding
the assessment criteria used, however we will make
Please note that practical examinations might be
special provisions for candidates who provide medical
scheduled on independent school holidays, curriculum
documentation of their disabilities and the special
days and VCE exam dates unless these dates are
assessment needs which these necessitate.
specifically advised to AMEB Victoria as dates that should
be avoided. Exams might be scheduled on the Saturday, We must be informed of the candidate’s special
Sunday or Monday preceding the Melbourne Cup public assessment needs in writing at the time of enrolment,
holiday unless we have been advised in writing that they or as soon as practicable after that time, if a condition
are dates to be avoided. However, exams are not scheduled becomes apparent or worsens after the closing date
on Melbourne Cup Day. for entries. A request should be submitted for each
examination for which the candidate enrols, as information
Late entries about special needs will not be retained for subsequent
A late enrolment period of up to seven (7) calendar exams. The applicant (if 18 years or over) or their guardian
days after the closing date will apply to each session. must sign their application for special provisions to
From midnight on the closing date AMEB Connect will confirm that they give permission for the candidate’s
automatically apply a late fee. The late enrolment period special needs to be provided to the examiner. Recent
will extend for a period of seven calendar days following medical documentation of the candidate’s disability must
the closing date. The series will automatically close to be attached to the application.
enrolments at midnight at the end of the late enrolment
Where there is significant additional cost in providing
period. All late entries will incur a late entry fee of
special examination conditions, such as the provision
$30.00 (including GST) per candidate, up to a maximum
of a separate venue or additional supervision, it may
of $150.00 per teacher or school. After the conclusion of
be necessary for AMEB to charge a fee to cover the
the late enrolment period, entries will be accepted only
incremental cost of providing the additional service. Full
at the discretion of the General Manager, subject to the
details of our Special Needs policy can be found on the
availability of examiners and examination venues, and
AMEB Victoria website.
only if accompanied by a special administration fee of
$80.00 (including GST) per candidate. Enrolments cannot
be submitted via AMEB Connect once the late enrolment
period has concluded. Enquiries should be made via email.

possible to re-schedule the examination in the current
Withdrawal, cancellation year and consideration will be given to refunding 50% of
the examination fee (to be paid to the enroller by electronic
and re-scheduling a Practical funds transfer in December). It is not possible to transfer
examination an enrolment to another calendar year.
Cancellation for non-medical reasons

Withdrawal from examination prior to closing date A refund will not be given when the cancellation is for a
for enrolments non-medical reason. Please appreciate that by the time
A candidate’s enrolment cannot be transferred from one a cancellation is received the examination timetable has
examination session to another or from one candidate usually been finalised and all the costs associated with
to another. The enroller is requested to advise AMEB conducting the exam (examiner, supervisor, venue hire,
Victoria in writing if a candidate is to be withdrawn from etc.) are incurred whether the candidate attends or not.
examination. If written advice is received by the closing
date for receipt of enrolments for the session, the Re-scheduling of Practical examinations
examination fee less an administration fee of $20.00 per A candidate may apply to re-schedule an examination
candidate will be refunded. for any reason upon payment of a re-scheduling fee
equivalent to 75% of the examination fee. The availability
Cancellation for medical reasons of a substitute examination time cannot be guaranteed,
If a candidate is unable to attend a scheduled examination, and acceptance of the application will be subject to the
the enroller is requested to telephone AMEB Victoria as availability of a qualified examiner and suitable facilities.
soon as possible and to confirm the telephone advice in If it is not possible to re-schedule the examination, the re-
writing. Where possible, when a cancellation is due to scheduling fee will be refunded.
illness and substantiated by a medical certificate, the
candidate will be offered the opportunity to re-schedule
the examination to a later date within the current year
upon payment of a re-scheduling fee equivalent to 50%
of the examination fee. Note that evidence of inability
to present for examination for medical reasons must
be received by AMEB Victoria no later than two weeks
after the scheduled exam date. However, when the
cancellation is in November or December, it might not be
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General Exam
Information AMusA Practical examinations
Teachers and private entrants are advised to carefully read the objectives for the
Associate examinations listed in the current AMEB Syllabuses before entering for the
examination. The Associate Diploma is highly respected in the international music
community and recognises a sophistication of musical understanding and performance
abilities that are well above the requirements for Grade 8. The success rate for AMusA
is much lower than for Grade examinations. To avoid disappointment, it is therefore
suggested that teachers with limited experience in presenting candidates at Diploma
level obtain advice from an experienced teacher before entering candidates for AMusA.
General Exam Information

AMusA and LMusA exam rehearsals
Associate and Licentiate Practical examinations are held only in Studio 1 at the AMEB
Studios in Hawthorn, which is equipped with a Steinway Model B grand piano. Candidates
wishing to rehearse in the studio may do so when it is not being used for exams.
Availability is limited so candidates are advised to book rehearsal times well in advance.
Hire fees are payable and the Studio can be reserved by calling the AMEB Victoria office.
Photo ID
Associate and Licentiate candidates are required to present photo identification to the
Supervisor, together with the completed Notice of Examination, on arrival.
Candidate confidentiality
AMEB respects the confidentiality of candidates and therefore communication about
examinations is normally with the enrolling person. However, in an emergency, timetable
information will be provided to parents or candidates if they can accurately identify the
candidate by providing all of the following details: teacher’s name and address; candidate
name and date of birth; and the subject and grade for which the candidate is enrolled.
In addition, AMEB Victoria can only respond to appeals or complaints made by the person
who enrolled the candidate or the candidate, if over the age of 18. Where the candidate is
under the age of 18, the candidate’s parent or guardian may communicate with us on their
behalf.
Certificates – completion of additional requirements

A candidate who has previously completed a Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8, Certificate of
Performance, Associate Diploma or Licentiate Diploma Practical examination should
notify AMEB Victoria upon completion of the Additional Requirement. Certificates for
Grade examinations will then be released. Diploma certificates will be awarded at the
next Conferring of Diplomas Ceremony.
Conferring of Diplomas
Successful Associate and Licentiate candidates, who have provided AMEB with evidence
of their completion of any Additional Requirements, will be invited to attend the annual
Conferring of Diplomas Ceremony. The Ceremony, at which diplomas will be formally
conferred upon candidates who successfully completed all requirements in 2017, will be
held on Tuesday 20 March 2018, commencing at 6pm, subject to the availability of The
Wilson Hall, University of Melbourne, Parkville. A successful candidate who is not able to
be present to receive his/her award in person will be admitted ‘in absentia’ to the diploma
and the certificate will be mailed following the ceremony.

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Downloaded musical scores
Candidates who present for examination using scores obtained through free download
from websites should note that they bear responsibility to ensure copyright clearance for
their use of the material has been obtained. Candidates should note that heavy penalties
apply for the improper use of copyright material.
Electronic exam reporting

Progressively, AMEB Victoria will move towards electronic reporting of grade
examinations. An Examiner may use a notebook or tablet computer in the examination
room to type reports, and it is possible that keystroke sounds might be audible at times.
General Exam Information

Page turning
A page-turner may be used by candidates and/or accompanists. Accompanists and page-
turners may only remain in the examination room when actually required.
Photocopies
In general, the Copyright Act prohibits the use of photocopied music. Photocopies should
not be used by candidates in AMEB examinations, unless an exception to copyright
applies, or the relevant music publisher has granted permission for the candidate to
make a copy.
In some circumstances, a copy of music may be required for use by the examiner. In
these cases, if performing from memory, candidates should provide a published edition
of the music to the examiner. Diploma candidates must supply a copy of their music to the
examiner.
If you are unsure of the provisions of the Copyright Act, please refer to the "Guide to Music
Copyright for Australian Educators" on the APRA/AMCOS website or contact APRA/
AMCOS on 1300 852 388 or apra@apra.com.au.
Teachers and accompanists

As it is the examining authority, it is not appropriate for AMEB Victoria to recommend
teachers or accompanists for AMEB examinations. The Melbourne Conservatorium of
Music has a list of accompanists which can be found at: www.vca-mcm.unimelb.edu.au/
accompanists. In addition, the Victorian Music Teachers’ Association (VMTA) has a list
of music teachers and accompanists. For further information, visit the VMTA website:
www.vmta.org.au.
Trainee examiners
AMEB has a comprehensive and rigorous program for examiner training and professional
development. A Trainee Examiner may be present during an examination and may
conduct all or part of an examination. However, the Supervising Examiner will be
responsible for the examination and will provide the official assessment and written
report.
Warm-up
For candidates presenting for examinations at the AMEB Studios in Hawthorn, warm-
up facilities will be offered for a period of approximately 10 minutes to candidates in
Piano Grade 8, Certificate of Performance, Associate and Licentiate; all Voice and all
Instrumental subjects. Candidates may be accompanied to the warm-up room by their
accompanist and teacher. Warm-up facilities are provided for the purpose of warming-
up and tuning instruments; candidates and accompanists should not expect to have
sufficient time to rehearse repertoire. Note also that the availability of warm-up facilities
at other examination venues cannot be guaranteed and should not necessarily be
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Practical
Exams AMEB Victoria Examination Session
and Enrolment Dates 2018
Please refer to the relevant sections of this Enrolment Handbook or AMEB Victoria’s website
for details of examination availability and examination centres. The following session dates
apply to general centres (as published). A school or private studio with examining time of 3
hours or more in a particular subject may apply to be an examination centre and also may
request to host Practical examinations outside the published session dates.
Practical Exam Session Dates Closing Dates for Entries(1)
Melbourne Metropolitan
Practical Exams
All Music and Speech practical subjects except Licentiate Diplomas and special subjects (see below).
1st Metropolitan 23 April – 12 May 28 February

2nd Metropolitan 21 May – 8 June 21 March
3rd Metropolitan 12 June – 27 June 26 April
4th Metropolitan 13 August – 9 September 13 June
5th Metropolitan 8 October – 18 November 25 July
Country Victoria
Special subjects (see below) available in Country Victoria by special arrangement. Examinations for
Associate and Licentiate diplomas are not available in Country sessions.
1st Country Practical 23 July – 11 August 16 May

2nd Country Piano 12 November – 8 December 22 August
In the 2nd Country Instrumental Session, Instrumental, Singing and Speech examinations are available in
Ballarat, Bendigo, Geelong, Sale, Shepparton, Warragul and Wodonga only.
2nd Country Instrumental 12 November – 8 December 22 August
Special Subjects (Melbourne Only)

Accordion, CPM, Ensemble, Harp, Organ, Percussion, Recorder and Rockschool exams are available
in the following Special sessions only (alternative dates and locations might be possible where there is
examining time of 3 hours or more in a particular subject).
1st Special 23 July – 5 August 23 May

2nd Special 19 November – 8 December 29 August
Licentiate Diplomas (Melbourne Only)

1st Licentiate 28 June – 30 June 23 May
2nd Licentiate 17 September – 27 September 18July
Written Exam Dates Subjects Closing Dates for Entries(1)

Grade examinations in Theory of Music, Musicianship and Music Craft (except Grades 5 & 6) available
online. From 1 January 2018 Online Written exams enrol through AMEB Connect. Traditional paper-based
exams for grade examinations (except Music Craft Preliminary to Grade 4) available in the following
Written exam session.
22 August Theory of Music 6 June

Musicianship*
Music Craft Gr 5 & 6
Speech & Performance Theory
* Aural components on 21 August
Details of Written exam dates and times are provided in the Written Exam section
of this Handbook.
Entries must be received by the published closing date, so that the processing of enrolments,
(1)
scheduling of examinations and dispatch of notices can proceed in a timely manner. From midnight
on the closing date AMEB Connect will automatically apply a late fee for a period of seven days after
the closing date. If a candidate cannot attend a scheduled practical exam and dates to avoid have not
been supplied, re-scheduling fees will apply if a different exam date is requested. Please note that,
once a session has been finalised, substitute examination times may not be available. For more
information, refer to: Re-scheduling of examinations in the Supplementary Enrolment Information
section of this Handbook.

Centre Codes 2018
A school or private studio enrolling candidates for a total examining time of three
hours or more in a particular subject, during published session dates, can apply
to host Practical exams. If you wish to host Practical exams outside the published
session dates, please contact us before enrolling candidates to discuss your preferred
dates so that we can check examiner availability.
One of the following Examination Centres must be nominated at the time of enrolment,
unless an alternative venue has been arranged.
Melbourne Metropolitan Practical Examinations

Practical Exams
When enrolling via AMEB Connect, candidates for Melbourne have two options available
from the ‘Preferred Venue’ drop-down list: ‘AMEB Studios’ (in Hawthorn) OR ‘Enter a
venue number’. If ‘Enter a venue number’ is selected an AMEB Victoria Centre Code is
required. Schools and studios with their own venue number should enter it here. If you
have permission for your candidates to be examined at a private school or studio enter the
appropriate number here. Only the school/studio owner can provide you with their venue
number.
Victorian Country Practical Examinations

Special subjects are available in Country Victoria by special arrangement. Examinations
for Associate and Licentiate diplomas are not available in Country sessions. In the 2nd
Country Instrumental Session, Instrumental, Singing and Speech examinations are
available in Ballarat, Bendigo, Geelong, Sale, Shepparton, Warragul and Wodonga only.
Piano examinations will be available at all centres in the 1st Country session and the 2nd
Country Piano session.
421 Ballarat
455 Bendigo
572 Geelong
Gippsland North East South
414 Bairnsdale 502 Cobram 465 Berwick*
514 Cowes 647 Kyabram 516 Dandenong*
642 Korumburra 829 Shepparton 725 Mt Eliza/Frankston*
659 Leongatha 886 Wangaratta
West & Wimmera
752 Orbost 919 Wodonga/Albury
811 Sale 406 Ararat
North West 506 Colac
870 Traralgon
898 Warragul 490 Castlemaine 592 Hamilton
924 Wonthaggi 504 Cohuna 614 Horsham
939 Yarram 547 Echuca 774 Portland
632 Kerang 838 Stawell
649 Kyneton 858 Terang
692 Mildura 906 Warrnambool
846 Swan Hill
927 Woodend
* Candidates enrolled in Country Practical sessions at Berwick, Dandenong and Mt Eliza/Frankston

may be scheduled for examination at the AMEB Studios in Hawthorn if the number of enrolments exceeds
the capacity of these centres.

Performance Evaluation Program
The Performance Evaluation Program provides the opportunity for students to
receive an independent assessment customised to their specific needs.
In its simplest form, the Performance Evaluation enables a candidate to have
their prepared repertoire evaluated by an AMEB assessor and to receive a
constructive written report. Alternatively, teachers may create a customised
assessment by including additional components for evaluation, such as technical
work or orchestral/band excerpts. The program of work for evaluation and the
objectives would be provided to the assessor at the beginning of each Evaluation.
Practical Exams
Each candidate will receive a personal written report on the work presented.
While it is envisaged that the performance would not normally be graded, it would
be possible for the assessor to give a numerical mark or letter grade to suit a
teacher or school’s requirements.
Teachers may enrol candidates for repertoire-only evaluation through AMEB
Connect by using the subject codes listed overleaf. (Please request a subject
number if one is not listed.) Schools and teachers who wish to arrange a tailor-
made evaluation are invited to contact Jeremy Fletcher, Client Relations Manager
by emailing ameb-vic@unimelb.edu.au or calling 03 9035 8888.
Teacher Consultations
A teacher may request a 30 minute personal consultation with an AMEB
Examiner, which would be timetabled at the end of a day’s examining.
The examiner will provide general tips and suggestions relating to the
preparation of candidates for AMEB examinations. Although these suggestions
might be based upon the examiner’s observations of recent examination
performances by a teacher’s students, it would not be appropriate to discuss
examination results or specific examination reports. Consultations with
examiners will be available during most practical examination sessions this year
(except Licentiate Sessions), subject to programming constraints. Registration
for a Teacher Consultation can be made via AMEB Connect using the subject codes
listed overleaf. Teacher Consultations may be arranged for instruments which are
not listed, on application.

Subject Numbers and Fees 2018 Piano
12110 Performance Evaluation - 10min $ 40.00
Performance Evaluations 12115
12120
Performance Evaluation - 15min
Performance Evaluation - 20min
$
$
60.00
80.00
and Teacher Consultations 12130 Performance Evaluation - 30min $ 120.00
2000 Teacher Consultation $ 48.00
Cello Recorder
11610 Performance Evaluation - 10min $ 40.00 12210 Performance Evaluation - 10min $ 40.00
Saxophone
Practical Exams
Clarinet 11210 Performance Evaluation - 10min $ 40.00

11730 Performance Evaluation - 30min $ 120.00 2003 Teacher Consultation $ 48.00
Singing
Classical Guitar 11110 Performance Evaluation - 10min $ 40.00
11830 Performance Evaluation - 30min $ 120.00 2006 Teacher Consultation $ 48.00
Trombone
Double Bass 11310 Performance Evaluation - 10min $ 40.00
2002 Teacher Consultation $ 48.00 11315 Performance Evaluation - 15min $ 60.00
Euphonium
Flute
Trumpet
Horn
Viola
12020 Performance Evaluation - 20min $ 80.00 Violin
2005 Teacher Consultation $ 48.00 11515 Performance Evaluation - 15min $ 60.00
Tuba
20 AMEB Victoria Enrolment Handbook 2018 All fees are in Australian dollars and include GST.
Music Practical Examinations Classical Guitar
10992 Induction Level 1 $ 70.00
Accordion Stradella
4070 Preliminary $ 84.00
4071 Grade 1 $ 91.00
611 Grade 1 $ 91.00
4072 Grade 2 $ 97.00
612 Grade 2 $ 97.00
4073 Grade 3 $ 107.00
613 Grade 3 $ 107.00
4074 Grade 4 $ 114.00
614 Grade 4 $ 114.00
4075 Grade 5 $ 121.00
615 Grade 5 $ 121.00
4076 Grade 6 $ 138.00
616 Grade 6 $ 138.00
4077 Grade 7 $ 163.00
617 Grade 7 $ 163.00
4078 Grade 8 $ 187.00
618 Grade 8 $ 187.00
4079 Certificate of Performance $ 210.00
Practical Exams
619 Associate in Music $ 331.00
620 Licentiate in Music $ 427.00
Bassoon
Double Bass
4111 Grade 1 $ 91.00
4112 Grade 2 $ 97.00
4113 Grade 3 $ 107.00
4114 Grade 4 $ 114.00
4051 Grade 1 $ 91.00
4115 Grade 5 $ 121.00
4052 Grade 2 $ 97.00
4116 Grade 6 $ 138.00
4053 Grade 3 $ 107.00
4117 Grade 7 $ 163.00
4054 Grade 4 $ 114.00
4118 Grade 8 $ 187.00
4055 Grade 5 $ 121.00
4056 Grade 6 $ 138.00
4057 Grade 7 $ 163.00
4058 Grade 8 $ 187.00
Cello 4059 Certificate of Performance $ 210.00
10981 Induction Level 1 $ 70.00 4060 Associate in Music $ 331.00
10982 Induction Level 2 $ 70.00 4061 Licentiate in Music $ 427.00
Euphonium – New Syllabus
1981 Grade 1 $ 91.00
4261 Grade 1 New Syllabus $ 91.00
1982 Grade 2 $ 97.00
1983 Grade 3 $ 107.00
1984 Grade 4 $ 114.00
1985 Grade 5 $ 121.00
1986 Grade 6 $ 138.00
1987 Grade 7 $ 163.00
1988 Grade 8 $ 187.00
4269 Associate in Music New Syllabus $ 331.00
4270 Licentiate in Music New Syllabus $ 427.00
Euphonium – Old Syllabus (last printed 2016)
Clarinet
842 Grade 1 $ 91.00
843 Grade 2 $ 97.00
1941 Grade 1 $ 91.00
844 Grade 3 $ 107.00
1942 Grade 2 $ 97.00
845 Grade 4 $ 114.00
1943 Grade 3 $ 107.00
851 Grade 5 $ 121.00
1944 Grade 4 $ 114.00
852 Grade 6 $ 138.00
1945 Grade 5 $ 121.00
853 Grade 7 $ 163.00
1946 Grade 6 $ 138.00
854 Grade 8 $ 187.00
1947 Grade 7 $ 163.00
1948 Grade 8 $ 187.00
All fees are in Australian dollars and include GST. AMEB Victoria Enrolment Handbook 2018 21
Flute Musical Theatre
10994 Induction Level 1 $ 70.00 4200 Preliminary $ 84.00
10993 Induction Level 2 $ 70.00 4201 Grade 1 $ 91.00
4090 Preliminary $ 84.00 4202 Grade 2 $ 97.00
4091 Grade 1 $ 91.00 4203 Grade 3 $ 107.00
4092 Grade 2 $ 97.00 4204 Grade 4 $ 114.00
4093 Grade 3 $ 107.00 4205 Grade 5 $ 121.00
4094 Grade 4 $ 114.00 4206 Grade 6 $ 138.00
4095 Grade 5 $ 121.00 4207 Grade 7 $ 163.00
4096 Grade 6 $ 138.00 4208 Grade 8 $ 187.00
4097 Grade 7 $ 163.00 4209 Certificate of Performance $ 210.00
4098 Grade 8 $ 187.00 4210 Associate in Music $ 331.00
4099 Certificate of Performance $ 210.00 4211 Licentiate in Music $ 427.00
Practical Exams

Oboe – New Syllabus
Flute Recital Exam 04301 Grade 1 New Syllabus $ 91.00
2200 Preliminary $ 84.00 04302 Grade 2 New Syllabus $ 97.00
2201 Grade 1 $ 91.00 04303 Grade 3 New Syllabus $ 107.00
2207 Grade 7 $ 163.00 04309 Certificate of Performance
2208 Grade 8 $ 187.00 New Syllabus $ 210.00
04310 Associate in Music New Syllabus $ 331.00
Harp
231 Grade 1 $ 91.00
232 Grade 2 $ 97.00 Oboe – Old Syllabus (last printed 2017)
233 Grade 3 $ 107.00 1121 Grade 1 $ 91.00
234 Grade 4 $ 114.00 1122 Grade 2 $ 97.00
235 Grade 5 $ 121.00 1123 Grade 3 $ 107.00
236 Grade 6 $ 138.00 1124 Grade 4 $ 114.00
237 Grade 7 $ 163.00 1125 Grade 5 $ 121.00
238 Grade 8 $ 187.00 1126 Grade 6 $ 138.00
239 Associate in Music $ 331.00 1127 Grade 7 $ 163.00
249 Licentiate in Music $ 427.00 1128 Grade 8 $ 187.00
Horn
931 Grade 1 $ 91.00
932 Grade 2 $ 97.00 Organ
933 Grade 3 $ 107.00 373 Grade 3 $ 107.00
934 Grade 4 $ 114.00 374 Grade 4 $ 114.00
935 Grade 5 $ 121.00 375 Grade 5 $ 121.00
936 Grade 6 $ 138.00 376 Grade 6 $ 138.00
937 Grade 7 $ 163.00 377 Grade 7 $ 163.00
938 Grade 8 $ 187.00 378 Grade 8 $ 187.00
939 Associate in Music $ 331.00 379 Associate in Music $ 331.00
940 Licentiate in Music $ 427.00 427 Licentiate in Music $ 427.00
Percussion
4131 Grade 1 $ 107.00
4132 Grade 2 $ 121.00
4133 Grade 3 $ 134.00
4134 Grade 4 $ 144.00
4135 Grade 5 $ 155.00
4136 Grade 6 $ 165.00
4137 Grade 7 $ 180.00
4138 Grade 8 $ 196.00
Piano Saxophone for Leisure
1351 P Plate Piano Book 1 $ 42.00 1830 Preliminary $ 84.00
1352 P Plate Piano Book 2 $ 42.00 1831 Grade 1 $ 91.00
1353 P Plate Piano Book 3 $ 45.00 1832 Grade 2 $ 97.00
1561 Grade 1 $ 91.00 1836 Grade 6 $ 138.00
1562 Grade 2 $ 97.00 1837 Grade 7 $ 163.00
1563 Grade 3 $ 107.00 1838 Grade 8 $ 187.00
1565 Grade 5 $ 121.00
Singing
1566 Grade 6 $ 138.00
Practical Exams
1567 Grade 7 $ 163.00
2011 Grade 1 $ 91.00
1568 Grade 8 $ 187.00
2012 Grade 2 $ 97.00
2013 Grade 3 $ 107.00
2014 Grade 4 $ 114.00
2015 Grade 5 $ 121.00
Piano for Leisure 2016 Grade 6 $ 138.00
1281 Grade 1 $ 91.00 2018 Grade 8 $ 187.00
1284 Grade 4 $ 114.00 2021 Licentiate in Music $ 427.00
1285 Grade 5 $ 121.00
Singing for Leisure
1286 Grade 6 $ 138.00
1287 Grade 7 $ 163.00
1841 Grade 1 $ 91.00
1288 Grade 8 $ 187.00
1842 Grade 2 $ 97.00
1843 Grade 3 $ 107.00
Piccolo 1844 Grade 4 $ 114.00
672 Grade 1 $ 91.00 1845 Grade 5 $ 121.00
673 Grade 2 $ 97.00 1846 Grade 6 $ 138.00
674 Grade 3 $ 107.00 1847 Grade 7 $ 163.00
174 Grade 4 $ 114.00 1848 Grade 8 $ 187.00
Recorder
601 Grade 1 $ 91.00
602 Grade 2 $ 97.00
603 Grade 3 $ 107.00
604 Grade 4 $ 114.00
605 Grade 5 $ 121.00
606 Grade 6 $ 138.00
607 Grade 7 $ 163.00
608 Grade 8 $ 187.00
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Saxophone program, created by Mark O’Leary based on his
1961 Grade 1 $ 91.00 25 years experience teaching sight singing to
1962 Grade 2 $ 97.00 Young Voices of Melbourne. The program moves
1963 Grade 3 $ 107.00 in small steps from simple 2 note melodies to
diatonic, modal and simple chromatic melodies.
1964 Grade 4 $ 114.00
It is not a theory program, but a practical and
1965 Grade 5 $ 121.00 inexpensive Kodály based sight singing program
1966 Grade 6 $ 138.00 which has been developed over many years and
1967 Grade 7 $ 163.00 works for young and old! Sight Singing School
1968 Grade 8 $ 187.00 develops aural skills which are valuable for all
1969 Certificate of Performance $ 210.00 musicians and music students. You might ask
1970 Associate in Music $ 331.00 your students to sign themselves up, take out a
1971 Licentiate in Music $ 427.00 bulk subscription at more than 60% off, buy a
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Trombone – New Syllabus Tuba – Old Syllabus (last printed 2017)
4241 Grade 1 New Syllabus $ 91.00 951 Grade 1 $ 91.00
4249 Associate in Music New Syllabus $ 331.00 959 Associate in Music $ 331.00
4250 Licentiate in Music New Syllabus $ 427.00 960 Licentiate in Music $ 427.00
Trombone – Old Syllabus (last printed 2016) Tuba – New Syllabus
Practical Exams

1165 Grade 5 – Bass $ 121.00 04279 Associate in Music New Syllabus $ 331.00
1166 Grade 6 – Bass $ 138.00 04280 Licentiate in Music New Syllabus $ 427.00
1167 Grade 7 – Bass $ 163.00
Viola
1168 Grade 8 – Bass $ 187.00
Trumpet – New Syllabus 1861 Grade 1 $ 91.00
4228 Grade 8 New Syllabus $ 187.00 1869 Associate in Music $ 331.00
4229 Associate in Music New Syllabus $ 331.00 1870 Licentiate in Music $ 427.00
Violin
Trumpet – Old Syllabus (last printed 2016) 10995 Induction Level 1 $ 70.00
921 Grade 1 $ 91.00 10996 Induction Level 2 $ 70.00
922 Grade 2 $ 97.00 4030 Preliminary $ 84.00
923 Grade 3 $ 107.00 4031 Grade 1 $ 91.00
924 Grade 4 $ 114.00 4032 Grade 2 $ 97.00
925 Grade 5 $ 121.00 4033 Grade 3 $ 107.00
926 Grade 6 $ 138.00 4034 Grade 4 $ 114.00
927 Grade 7 $ 163.00 4035 Grade 5 $ 121.00
928 Grade 8 $ 187.00 4036 Grade 6 $ 138.00
929 Associate in Music $ 331.00 4037 Grade 7 $ 163.00
Violin Recital Exam
4401 Grade 1 $ 91.00
4402 Grade 2 $ 97.00
4403 Grade 3 $ 107.00
4404 Grade 4 $ 114.00
4405 Grade 5 $ 121.00
4406 Grade 6 $ 138.00
4407 Grade 7 $ 163.00
4408 Grade 8 $ 187.00
Band Subjects Euphonium B Flat
1071 Grade 1 $ 91.00
1072 Grade 2 $ 97.00
Baritone B Flat
1073 Grade 3 $ 107.00
1041 Grade 1 $ 91.00
1074 Grade 4 $ 114.00
1042 Grade 2 $ 97.00
1075 Grade 5 $ 121.00
1043 Grade 3 $ 107.00
1076 Grade 6 $ 138.00
1044 Grade 4 $ 114.00
1077 Grade 7 $ 163.00
1045 Grade 5 $ 121.00
1078 Grade 8 $ 187.00
1046 Grade 6 $ 138.00
1047 Grade 7 $ 163.00
1048 Grade 8 $ 187.00
1049 Associate in Music $ 331.00 Flugelhorn B Flat
Practical Exams
1022 Grade 2 $ 97.00
Bass Trombone
1023 Grade 3 $ 107.00
1111 Grade 1 $ 91.00
1024 Grade 4 $ 114.00
1112 Grade 2 $ 97.00
1025 Grade 5 $ 121.00
1113 Grade 3 $ 107.00
1026 Grade 6 $ 138.00
1114 Grade 4 $ 114.00
1027 Grade 7 $ 163.00
Bass Tuba B Flat 1028 Grade 8 $ 187.00
1093 Grade 3 $ 107.00
Soprano Cornet E Flat
1094 Grade 4 $ 114.00
1001 Grade 1 $ 91.00
1095 Grade 5 $ 121.00
1002 Grade 2 $ 97.00
1096 Grade 6 $ 138.00
1003 Grade 3 $ 107.00
1097 Grade 7 $ 163.00
1004 Grade 4 $ 114.00
1098 Grade 8 $ 187.00
1005 Grade 5 $ 121.00
1006 Grade 6 $ 138.00
1007 Grade 7 $ 163.00
Bass Tuba E Flat 1008 Grade 8 $ 187.00
1083 Grade 3 $ 107.00
Tenor Horn E Flat
1084 Grade 4 $ 114.00
1031 Grade 1 $ 91.00
1085 Grade 5 $ 121.00
1032 Grade 2 $ 97.00
1086 Grade 6 $ 138.00
1033 Grade 3 $ 107.00
1087 Grade 7 $ 163.00
1034 Grade 4 $ 114.00
1088 Grade 8 $ 187.00
1035 Grade 5 $ 121.00
1036 Grade 6 $ 138.00
1037 Grade 7 $ 163.00
Cornet B Flat 1038 Grade 8 $ 187.00
1013 Grade 3 $ 107.00
Tenor Trombone B Flat
1014 Grade 4 $ 114.00
1051 Grade 1 $ 91.00
1015 Grade 5 $ 121.00
1052 Grade 2 $ 97.00
1016 Grade 6 $ 138.00
1053 Grade 3 $ 107.00
1017 Grade 7 $ 163.00
1054 Grade 4 $ 114.00
1018 Grade 8 $ 187.00
1055 Grade 5 $ 121.00
1056 Grade 6 $ 138.00
1057 Grade 7 $ 163.00
C Tuba 1058 Grade 8 $ 187.00
1103 Grade 3 $ 107.00
Trombone B Flat & F
1104 Grade 4 $ 114.00
1061 Grade 1 $ 91.00
1062 Grade 2 $ 97.00
1063 Grade 3 $ 107.00
1064 Grade 4 $ 114.00
1065 Grade 5 $ 121.00
1066 Grade 6 $ 138.00
1067 Grade 7 $ 163.00
1068 Grade 8 $ 187.00
Ensemble Subjects Contemporary Popular Music
(CPM)
Brass Ensemble
1301 Grade 1 $ 107.00
Bass – Advancing
1302 Grade 2 $ 121.00
9201 Step 1 $ 148.00
1303 Grade 3 $ 134.00
9202 Step 2 $ 148.00
1304 Grade 4 $ 144.00
9203 Step 3 $ 148.00
1305 Grade 5 $ 155.00
9204 Step 4 $ 148.00
1306 Grade 6 $ 165.00
1307 Grade 7 $ 180.00 Drum Kit – Advancing
1308 Grade 8 $ 196.00 9301 Step 1 $ 148.00
1309 Associate in Music $ 331.00 9302 Step 2 $ 148.00
Practical Exams
1310 Licentiate in Music $ 427.00 9303 Step 3 $ 148.00

9304 Step 4 $ 148.00
Mixed Ensemble
1311 Grade 1 $ 107.00 Guitar – Advancing
1312 Grade 2 $ 121.00 9401 Step 1 $ 148.00
1313 Grade 3 $ 134.00 9402 Step 2 $ 148.00
1314 Grade 4 $ 144.00 9403 Step 3 $ 148.00
1315 Grade 5 $ 155.00 9404 Step 4 $ 148.00
1316 Grade 6 $ 165.00
Keyboard
1317 Grade 7 $ 180.00
1318 Grade 8 $ 196.00
9121 Grade 1 $ 91.00
9122 Grade 2 $ 97.00
9123 Grade 3 $ 107.00
Percussion Ensemble 9124 Grade 4 $ 114.00
1321 Grade 1 $ 107.00 9125 Grade 5 $ 121.00
1322 Grade 2 $ 121.00 9126 Grade 6 $ 138.00
1323 Grade 3 $ 134.00 9127 Grade 7 $ 163.00
1324 Grade 4 $ 144.00 9128 Grade 8 $ 187.00
1326 Grade 6 $ 165.00
Vocal – Advancing
1327 Grade 7 $ 180.00
9501 Step 1 $ 148.00
1328 Grade 8 $ 196.00
9502 Step 2 $ 148.00
9503 Step 3 $ 148.00
9504 Step 4 $ 148.00
Strings Ensemble
1331 Grade 1 $ 107.00
1332 Grade 2 $ 121.00
1333 Grade 3 $ 134.00
1334 Grade 4 $ 144.00
1335 Grade 5 $ 155.00
1336 Grade 6 $ 165.00
1337 Grade 7 $ 180.00
1338 Grade 8 $ 196.00
Woodwind Ensemble
1341 Grade 1 $ 107.00
1342 Grade 2 $ 121.00
1343 Grade 3 $ 134.00
1344 Grade 4 $ 144.00
1345 Grade 5 $ 155.00
1346 Grade 6 $ 165.00
1347 Grade 7 $ 180.00
1348 Grade 8 $ 196.00
Speech Subjects Teaching Diplomas
Drama and Communication (per group) Certificate Teacher of Music
197 Introductory $ 180.00 * Written Paper – Section I $ 148.00
191 Grade 1 $ 180.00 * Folio – Section II $ 148.00
192 Grade 2 $ 180.00 * Practical – Section IIIa $ 271.00
193 Grade 3 $ 209.00 * Practical – Section IIIb $ 271.00
194 Grade 4 $ 225.00 * Instrument must be specified at the time of enrolment
195 Grade 5 $ 225.00
196 Grade 6 $ 247.00 Associate Teacher of Music
Drama and Communication Recital (per group) * Written Paper – Section I $ 181.00
1197 Introductory $ 180.00 * Folio – Section II $ 181.00
Practical Exams
1191 Grade 1 $ 180.00 * Practical – Section IIIa $ 344.00
1192 Grade 2 $ 180.00 * Practical – Section IIIb $ 344.00
1194 Grade 4 $ 225.00
1195 Grade 5 $ 225.00 Licentiate Teacher of Music
1196 Grade 6 $ 247.00 * Written Paper – Section I $ 181.00
* Folio – Section II $ 181.00
Drama and Performance
* Practical – Section IIIa $ 391.00
* Practical – Section IIIb $ 391.00
1921 Grade 1 $ 95.00
1923 Grade 3 $ 107.00
1924 Grade 4 $ 115.00
1925 Grade 5 $ 118.00
1926 Grade 6 $ 134.00
1927 Grade 7 $ 149.00
1928 Grade 8 $ 166.00
1929 Certificate of Drama & Performance $ 210.00
1930 Associate (S. I): Practical – Performer $ 303.00
1931 Associate (S. II): Written – Performer $ 148.00
1932 Associate (S. I): Practical – Teacher $ 303.00
1933 Associate (S. II): Written – Teacher $ 148.00
1934 Licentiate (S. I): Practical – Performer $ 345.00
1935 Licentiate (S. II): Written – Performer $ 181.00
1936 Licentiate (S. III): Dissert. –
Performer On Application
1937 Licentiate (S. I): Practical – Teacher $ 345.00
1938 Licentiate (S. II): Written – Teacher $ 181.00
1939 Licentiate (S. III): Dissert. –
Teacher On Application
Speech and Performance Theory
1661 Grade 1 $ 76.00
1662 Grade 2 $ 78.00
1663 Grade 3 $ 80.00
1664 Grade 4 $ 88.00
1665 Grade 5 $ 90.00
1666 Grade 6 $ 97.00
1667 Grade 7 $ 97.00
Voice and Communication
1901 Grade 1 $ 92.00
1902 Grade 2 $ 97.00
1903 Grade 3 $ 105.00
1904 Grade 4 $ 110.00
1905 Grade 5 $ 113.00
1906 Grade 6 $ 118.00
1907 Grade 7 $ 134.00
1908 Grade 8 $ 166.00
1909 Certificate in Voice & Communication $ 218.00
1910 Associate (Section I): Practical $ 296.00
1911 Associate (Section II): Folio $ 296.00
Rockschool Examinations Drums
8040 Debut $ 85.00
Administered by AMEB Victoria by arrangement 8041 Grade 1 $ 135.00
with Rockschool UK. 8042 Grade 2 $ 135.00
8043 Grade 3 $ 135.00
Acoustic Guitar 8044 Grade 4 $ 165.00
8400 Debut $ 85.00 8045 Grade 5 $ 165.00
8401 Grade 1 $ 135.00 8046 Grade 6 $ 190.00
8402 Grade 2 $ 135.00 8047 Grade 7 $ 190.00
8403 Grade 3 $ 135.00 8048 Grade 8 $ 190.00
8404 Grade 4 $ 165.00 8302 Diploma of RSL (Level 4) $ 410.00
8405 Grade 5 $ 165.00 8312 Licentiate of RSL (Level 6) $ 570.00
8406 Grade 6 $ 190.00
Drums Performance Certificate
Practical Exams
8407 Grade 7 $ 190.00

8202 Premiere $ 75.00
8408 Grade 8 $ 190.00
8050 Debut $ 85.00
Band (per candidate) 8051 Grade 1 $ 135.00
8100 Grade 3 $ 60.00 8052 Grade 2 $ 135.00
8101 Grade 5 $ 65.00 8053 Grade 3 $ 135.00
8102 Grade 8 $ 75.00 8054 Grade 4 $ 165.00
8055 Grade 5 $ 165.00
Bass
8056 Grade 6 $ 190.00
8020 Debut $ 85.00
8057 Grade 7 $ 190.00
8021 Grade 1 $ 135.00
8058 Grade 8 $ 190.00
8022 Grade 2 $ 135.00
8023 Grade 3 $ 135.00 Guitar
8024 Grade 4 $ 165.00 8000 Debut $ 85.00
8025 Grade 5 $ 165.00 8001 Grade 1 $ 135.00
8026 Grade 6 $ 190.00 8002 Grade 2 $ 135.00
8027 Grade 7 $ 190.00 8003 Grade 3 $ 135.00
8028 Grade 8 $ 190.00 8004 Grade 4 $ 165.00
8301 Diploma of RSL (Level 4) $ 410.00 8005 Grade 5 $ 165.00
8311 Licentiate of RSL (Level 6) $ 570.00 8006 Grade 6 $ 190.00
8007 Grade 7 $ 190.00
Bass Performance Certificate
8008 Grade 8 $ 190.00
8021 Premiere $ 75.00
8300 Diploma of RSL (Level 4) $ 410.00
8030 Debut $ 85.00
8310 Licentiate of RSL (Level 6) $ 570.00
8031 Grade 1 $ 135.00
8032 Grade 2 $ 135.00 Guitar Performance Certificate
8033 Grade 3 $ 135.00 8200 Premiere $ 75.00
8034 Grade 4 $ 165.00 8000 Debut $ 85.00
8035 Grade 5 $ 165.00 8001 Grade 1 $ 135.00
8036 Grade 6 $ 190.00 8002 Grade 2 $ 135.00
8037 Grade 7 $ 190.00 8003 Grade 3 $ 135.00
8038 Grade 8 $ 190.00 8004 Grade 4 $ 165.00
8005 Grade 5 $ 165.00
8006 Grade 6 $ 190.00
8007 Grade 7 $ 190.00
8008 Grade 8 $ 190.00
Piano Vocals
8060 Debut $ 85.00 8081 Grade 1 $ 135.00
8061 Grade 1 $ 135.00 8082 Grade 2 $ 135.00
8062 Grade 2 $ 135.00 8083 Grade 3 $ 135.00
8063 Grade 3 $ 135.00 8084 Grade 4 $ 165.00
8064 Grade 4 $ 165.00 8085 Grade 5 $ 165.00
8065 Grade 5 $ 165.00 8086 Grade 6 $ 190.00
8066 Grade 6 $ 190.00 8087 Grade 7 $ 190.00
8067 Grade 7 $ 190.00 8088 Grade 8 $ 190.00
8068 Grade 8 $ 190.00 8304 Diploma of RSL (Level 4) $ 410.00
8303 Diploma of RSL (Level 4) $ 410.00 8314 Licentiate of RSL (Level 6) $ 570.00
8313 Licentiate of RSL (Level 6) $ 570.00
Vocals Performance Certificate
Piano Performance Certificate
Practical Exams
8091 Grade 1 $ 135.00
8070 Debut $ 85.00 8092 Grade 2 $ 135.00
8071 Grade 1 $ 135.00 8093 Grade 3 $ 135.00
8072 Grade 2 $ 135.00 8074 Grade 4 $ 165.00
8073 Grade 3 $ 135.00 8075 Grade 5 $ 165.00
8074 Grade 4 $ 165.00 8076 Grade 6 $ 190.00
8075 Grade 5 $ 165.00 8077 Grade 7 $ 190.00
8076 Grade 6 $ 190.00 8078 Grade 8 $ 190.00
8077 Grade 7 $ 190.00
8078 Grade 8 $ 190.00
Ukulele
8420 Debut $ 85.00
8421 Grade 1 $ 135.00
8422 Grade 2 $ 135.00
8423 Grade 3 $ 135.00
Ukulele Performance Certificate
8430 Debut $ 85.00
8431 Grade 1 $ 135.00
8432 Grade 2 $ 135.00
Written
Exams Written Exam Information
Online Written exams
With the exception of Music Craft Grade 5 and Grade 6, Written music exams are available
online. Enrolments should be made through AMEB Connect (Victoria).
Theory of Music Musicianship Music Craft
Grade 1 Grade 1 Preliminary
Grade 2 Grade 2 Grade 1
Grade 6 Grade 6
Written Exams
Information about the process for enrolling for online examinations can be found in the
following pages of this Handbook.
Traditional paper-based Written exams

Traditional, paper-based exams are available in the August Written session, as follows:
Date Written Examination Dates Closing Dates for Entries
21 August Musicianship (Aural) 6 June
Music Craft Gr 5 & 6 (Aural)
22 August Theory of Music 6 June
Musicianship (Written)
Music Craft Gr 5 & 6 (Written)
Speech & Performance Theory
Details of examination dates and times are provided on the following pages.
Please note that:
• Music Craft Preliminary to Grade 4 are available online only.
• Musicianship and Theory of Music Diploma exams are available on application.
Candidates will be responsible for arranging the venue and suitable supervision.
However, it is possible to apply to sit Aural Diploma exams on 21 August or Written
Diploma exams on 22 August at Box Hill, Moonee Ponds, Ballarat, Bendigo or
Geelong.
• Entries must be submitted via AMEB Connect by the published closing date. From
midnight on the closing date AMEB Connect will automatically apply a late fee for a
period of seven days after the closing date. (See Late entries in the Supplementary
enrolment information section of this Handbook.)
Aural examination regulations

Due to the nature of aural examinations, it is essential that candidates present for
examination at the scheduled time. Candidates will not be permitted to enter the
examination room once the exam has commenced, due to the disturbance this creates
and the inconvenience to other candidates.
At the commencement of Aural examinations, candidates will be given a short listening
time, in order to become familiar with the sounds used on the recording. Before the
end of the examination, at the conclusion of the recording, candidates will be given ten
minutes’ checking time during which writing is permitted.
Relocation of Written examinations

A candidate’s written examination may be re-located from one centre to another, provided
that the application is accompanied by a re-scheduling fee of $40.00 and it is received
at least fourteen days prior to the date of examination. Approval will be subject to the
availability of seating at the requested centre. Similarly, a request to change a candidate’s
grade will not be accepted unless it is received at least fourteen days prior to the
examination, together with a re-scheduling fee of $40.00.

AMEB Victoria Written Exam Centre Codes 2018
Schools may request that Written examinations be conducted on school premises,
on the basis that the school will be responsible for supervision of the examinations.
Please contact us to discuss possible arrangements before enrolling candidates.
One of the following Examination Centres must be nominated at the time of enrolment.
Melbourne Metropolitan Written Examinations

002 Box Hill
030 Moonee Ponds
Victorian Country Written Examinations
421 Ballarat
Written Exams
455 Bendigo
572 Geelong
Gippsland North East South
414 Bairnsdale 829 Shepparton 516 Dandenong
514 Cowes 919 Wodonga/Albury
West & Wimmera
659 Leongatha
North West 406 Ararat
752 Orbost
811 Sale 547 Echuca 592 Hamilton
870 Traralgon 692 Mildura 614 Horsham
898 Warragul 846 Swan Hill 906 Warrnambool

Written Session Dates and Times
August Written Session
A revised version of the Musicianship syllabus appeared for the first time in 2016.
Grades 7 and 8 were removed so that candidates now progress from Grade 6 to the
revised Associate and Licentiate syllabus. Diploma exams will be available on application.
Diploma exams from the old syllabus are available only to candidates who have already
started to complete exams in sections, subject to time limits and regulations.
Aural Exams – Tuesday 21 August 2018

Grade Musicianship (Aural) Music Craft (Aural)
Grade 4 9:30 am – 10:10 am (Online only)
Grade 5 10:45 am – 11:35 am Time to be advised (pm)
Written Exams
Grade 6 12:00 pm – 12:50 pm Time to be advised (pm)
Written Exams – Wednesday 22 August 2018

For written exams, an additional 10 minutes of reading time is allowed before
the scheduled commencement time.
Grade Theory of Music Musicianship Music Craft
(Written) (Written) (Written)
Grade 1 9:30 am – 10:30 am 9:30 am – 11:00 am (Online only)
Grade 2 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm (Online only)
Grade 3 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm (Online only)
Grade 4 9:30 am – 12:30 pm 9:30 am – 10:30 am (Online only)
Grade 5 9:30 am – 12:30 pm 9:30 am – 11:00 am 9:30 am – 11:30 am
Grade 6 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm 2:00 pm – 4:30 pm 2:00 pm – 4:30 pm
Written and Aural Diploma exams on application

Teaching, Musicianship and Theory of Music Diploma exams are available on application.
Candidates will be responsible for arranging the venue and suitable supervision.
However, it is possible to apply to sit Aural Diploma exams on 22 August or Written
Diploma exams on 23 August at Box Hill, Moonee Ponds, Ballarat, Bendigo or Geelong.
Associate Musicianship Aural
Licentiate Musicianship Aural
Associate Musicianship Written Paper
Licentiate Musicianship Written Paper
CTMusA Written Paper
ATMusA Written Paper
LTMusA Written Paper
Associate Musicology
Associate Harmony & Counterpoint
Associate Orchestration & Arrangement
Licentiate Musicology
Licentiate Harmony & Counterpoint
Licentiate Orchestration & Arrangement

Written Exam Subject Numbers and Fees 2018
Musicianship (Revised)
A revised version of the Musicianship syllabus appeared for the first time in 2016. Grades
7 and 8 were removed so that candidates now progress from Grade 6 to the revised
Associate and Licentiate syllabuses.
Diploma exams will be available on application. Musicianship exams available online up to
Grade 6. Fees for Written exams are the same for paper-based and online exams.
Online Paper
3021 21 Grade 1 $ 70.00
3022 22 Grade 2 $ 74.00
3033 23 Grade 3 $ 77.00
Written Exams
3024 24 Grade 4 $ 87.00

3025 25 Grade 5 $ 92.00
3026 26 Grade 6 $ 97.00
5029 Associate – Aural – new syllabus** $ 148.00
5030 Associate – Written – new syllabus** $ 148.00
5031 Licentiate – Aural – new syllabus** $ 181.00
5032 Licentiate – Written – new syllabus** $ 181.00
29 Associate – Aural Section I – old syllabus* $ 148.00
30 Associate – Written Section II – old syllabus* $ 148.00
Theory of Music
A revised version of the Theory of Music Syllabus appeared for the first time in the 2015
Manual of Syllabuses. Grades 1 to 6 are unchanged, but Grade 7 was removed so candidates
now progress from Grade 6 to Diploma level. Three new diplomas were added at Associate
and Licentiate level: Musicology, Harmony & Counterpoint and Orchestration & Arrangement.
Minor changes to the Syllabus for Grades 4, 5 and 6 will take effect in 2018. Refer to page 7
‘AMEB Victoria News’.
Theory of Music exams available online up to Grade 6. Fees for Written exams are the
same for paper-based and online exams.
3001 01 Grade 1 $ 70.00

3002 02 Grade 2 $ 74.00
3003 03 Grade 3 $ 77.00
3004 04 Grade 4 $ 81.00
3005 05 Grade 5 $ 87.00
3006 06 Grade 6 $ 90.00
4002 Associate – Musicology** $ 148.00
4003 Associate – Harmony & Counterpoint** $ 148.00
4004 Associate – Orchestration & Arrangement** $ 148.00
1200 Licentiate – Musicology** $ 181.00
1300 Licentiate – Harmony & Counterpoint** $ 181.00
1400 Licentiate – Orchestration & Arrangement** $ 181.00
Music Craft
Music Craft exams from Preliminary to Grade 4 are only available online.

3541 Grade 1 $ 73.00
3542 Grade 2 $ 76.00
3543 Grade 3 $ 81.00
3544 Grade 4 $ 86.00
1545 Grade 5 $ 89.00
1546 Grade 6 $ 94.00
*Old diploma exams are available only to candidates who have already started to complete exams
in sections subject to time limits and regulations.
**Musicianship and Theory of Music Diploma exams are available on application.
All fees are in Australian dollars and include GST.

How to Enrol for Online Theory Exams
AMEB will launch a new Online Written Examination Centre in January 2018.
The new system will offer an intuitive user experience and incorporate new features
as recommended by users.
For the convenience of Victorian teachers and students, enrolments for Online Written
examinations will be made via AMEB Connect (Victoria). (This will be the only method
of enrolment for students and teachers resident in Victoria.)
Online Written exams can be taken online at any time, within twelve months of purchase,
for the following grades. Candidates and teachers benefit from unlimited practice
opportunities and quick results.
• Theory of Music, Grades 1 to 6
• Musicianship, Grades 1 to 6
Written Exams
• Music Craft, Preliminary to Grade 4
Enrolling candidates for examinations

A teacher, parent or candidate aged 18 or over can enrol individuals or groups for Written
exams through AMEB Connect. For more information see the AMEB Victoria website.
Account Holders
The purchaser of the online exam will receive access to the Online Written Exam Centre.
The Account Holder can gain access to tutorials and sample exams and review practice
results and exam results achieved by candidates.
Candidate Exam Key and password

Once an exam is purchased, the candidate will be issued with an Exam Key, a unique code
which gives access to practice and actual exams when used with the correct password.
Please note the Exam Key expires twelve months after purchase.

Support
Materials Materials Price List 2018 – Victoria
Materials and Services available from the AMEB Victoria Office
As a special service to our clients, AMEB syllabuses and publications are available
to purchase via AMEB Connect. Simply visit www.ameb.unimelb.edu.au to register
and purchase online. Alternatively, visit our office on First Floor, 259 Auburn Road,
Hawthorn Victoria 3122.
2018 Manual of Syllabuses: Grade books, Technical Work books,

Music Syllabuses Teacher Handbooks and Recordings
Available in the traditional, hard copy
Duplicate Certificates
format as follows:
Grade Certificate $21.00 postage included
Hard copy Manual of Syllabuses: Diploma Certificate
Music Syllabuses $24.95 $28.00 postage included
Posted (within Australia) $35.00 Search fee for results before 1997 $25.00
Support Materials
Digital format syllabuses Transcript of Results
Syllabuses are available for purchase in Transcript $21.00 postage included
digital format – individually or in subject Search fee for results before 1997 $25.00
groups. Files in PDF format can be
purchased from AMEB Connect.
Viewing Written Papers
Individual syllabus $9.95 (at AMEB Victoria office)
Subject group syllabus $14.95
Viewing fee, per 30-minutes $16.00
Manual of Syllabuses:
Music Syllabuses $19.95
Studio Hire
2018 Manual of Syllabuses: (Studio 1 with grand piano at Hawthorn)
Speech Syllabuses 8:00 am to 8:45 am Monday to Friday
Available as a digital PDF version from $45.00 per 45 minutes
purchased through AMEB Connect. 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday to Friday
$32.00 per hour
Printed copy available by special request.
5:00 pm to 7:00 pm Monday to Friday
Digital version $14.95 $60.00 per hour
Past Written Examination Papers

Hard copy paper/digital version
(PDF format) $3.00 per paper
(plus postage for hard copy)
All prices are in Australian dollars and include GST. AMEB Victoria Enrolment Handbook 2018 37
Piano
AMEB Publications P Plate Piano Books One, Two and Three
Piano Series 17 CDs and Handbooks –
Preliminary to Grade 8 (2014)
AMEB Syllabuses and publications are available to
Piano Series 17 Grade Books –
purchase from the AMEB Victoria Office via AMEB Connect.
Syllabuses are available in hard copy, or in digital format.
For more information, please refer to the Materials Price
Preliminary Grade to Grade 8
List on the previous page.
Preliminary Grade to Grade 8
Theoretical
Music Craft Student Workbook Preliminary Book A
Preliminary to Seventh Grade
Music Craft Student Workbook Preliminary Book B
Music Craft Student Workbook Grade 1 Book A
Music Craft Student Workbook Grade 1 Book B
Piano Series 14 Recordings –
Preliminary to Eighth Grade
Piano Studies and Baroque Works – First to Fourth Grade
Piano Sight Reading (2004)
Piano Technical Work Book (2008)
Support Materials

Australian Anthology – Preliminary to Fourth Grade
Australian Anthology – Fifth to Eighth Grade
Music Craft Teacher’s Guide Preliminary Book A
Music Craft Teacher’s Guide Preliminary Book B
Piano for Leisure
Music Craft Teacher’s Guide Grade 1 Book A
Piano for Leisure Series 4 Grade Books –
Music Craft Teacher’s Guide Grade 1 Book B
Piano for Leisure Series 4 Recordings and Handbooks –
Piano for Leisure Series 3 CDs and Handbooks –
Music Craft Essential Exercises Grade 5
Music Craft Essential Exercises Grade 6
Preliminary to Grade 8
Theory of Music Practice Papers for Students
Piano for Leisure Series 2 CDs and Handbooks –
Musicianship Practice Papers for Students
Music Craft Practice Papers for Students
Aural Tests & Notation Piano for Leisure Series 1 Recordings –
Aural Tests – An Essential Handbook (1992) Preliminary to Eighth Grade
Aural Tests and CDs – Graded Exercises
in Aural Skills (2002) Strings
Notation Handbook – An Essential Guide Violin Series 9 Grade Books –
to Music Notation Practice (2002) Preliminary to Seventh Grade
Violin Series 9 CDs and Handbooks –
Violin Series 8 Grade Books – Preliminary to Grade 7
Violin Series 8 CDs and Handbooks –
Violin Series 7 Recordings – Preliminary to Seventh Grade
Violin Technical Work (2011) Violin Sight-Reading (2011)
Violin Series 9 Recorded Accompaniments –
Viola Series 1 Grade Books – Preliminary to Sixth Grade
Viola Technical Work Book (2007)
Cello Series 2 Grade Books – Preliminary to Grade 6
Cello Technical Work Book (2009)
Cello Series 2 Recorded Accompaniments –
Double Bass Series 1 Grade Books –
Double Bass Technical Work (2013)
Classical Guitar Series 2 Grade Books –
Preliminary to Sixth Grade
Guitar Series 1 Grade Books –
Preliminary to Fourth Grade
Classical Guitar Technical Work (2011)
Classical Guitar Sight-Reading (2011)

Woodwind Voice
Recorder Grade Book – First to Fourth Grade Singing Series 2 Grade Books, High and Low/Medium –
Recorder Technical Work and Users’ Handbook (1988) Preliminary to Fourth Grade
Flute Series 3 Grade Books – Preliminary to Sixth Grade Singing for Leisure Series 1 Grade Books, High and Low –
Flute Series 2 Grade Books – First to Fourth Grade Preliminary to Grade 4
Flute Series 2 Recordings – First to Fourth Grade Singing Technical Work Level 2 (2010)
Flute Sight Reading (2012) Singing Technical Work Book (1998 revised)
Flute Technical Work (2012) Singing Sight-Reading (2010)
Flute Series 3 Recorded Accompaniments – Musical Theatre Series 1 Preliminary to Grade 2 (2015)
Preliminary to Grade 3 (2015) Musical Theatre Series 1 Grade 3 and 4 Ladies’ and
Oboe Series 1 Grade Books – Gentlemen’s Editions (2015)
Preliminary to Grade 4 Musical Theatre Technical Work (2015)
Oboe Series 1 Recorded Accompaniments – Musical Theatre Sight-reading (2015)
Preliminary to Grade 3 Musical Theatre Series 1 Recorded Accompaniments –
Oboe Sight Reading (2017) Preliminary to Grade 3 (2015)
Oboe Technical Work (2017)
Clarinet Series 3 Grade Books – Percussion
Preliminary Grade to Grade 4 Percussion Series 1 Grade Books – Preliminary to Grade 4
Clarinet Series 3 CDs and handbooks – Percussion Technical Work Level 1 (2013)
Support Materials
Preliminary Grade to Grade 4 Percussion Technical Work Level 2 (2013)
Clarinet Series 2 Grade Books – First to Fourth Grade Percussion Sight-reading (2013)
Clarinet Series 2 Recordings – First to Fourth Grade Percussion Series 1 Recorded Accompaniments –
Clarinet Technical Work Book (2008) Preliminary to Grade 4
Clarinet and Bass Clarinet Orchestral
Contemporary Popular Music (CPM)
and Chamber Music Excerpts (2008)
Bass: Advancing, Steps 1 to 4
Clarinet Sight Reading and Transposition (2000)
Drum Kit: Advancing, Steps 1 to 4
Clarinet Series 3 Recorded Accompaniments –
Guitar: Advancing, Steps 1 to 4
Keyboard: Fundamental, Steps 1 to 4
Saxophone Series 2 Grade Books, Alto and Tenor –
and Advancing, Steps 1 to 4
Grade 1 to Grade 4
Vocal: Advancing, Steps 1 to 4
Saxophone Series 1 Grade Books, Alto and Tenor –
First to Fourth Grade
Saxophone for Leisure Series 1 Grade Books,
E b (Alto and Baritone) and B b (Soprano and Tenor) –
Selected AMEB Grade Book recordings are available
from digital music outlets.
Saxophone Technical Work Book (2008)
Saxophone Technical Work Book (1997 revised ed)
Alto Saxophone Series 2 Recorded Accompaniments –
Grade 1 to Grade 3
Tenor Saxophone Series 2 Recorded Accompaniments –
Grade 1 to Grade 3
Bassoon Technical Work (2011)
Brass
Brass Series 1 Grade Books B b , E b , C & C Tuba Versions –
First to Fourth Grade
Orchestral Brass Series 1 Horn Grades 1 to 4
Orchestral Brass Series 1 Trumpet Grades 1 to 4
Orchestral Brass Series 1 Trombone Grades 1 to 4
Orchestral Brass Series 1 Euphonium Grades 1 to 4
Orchestral Brass Series 1 Tuba Grades 1 to 4
Brass Orchestral Excerpts Grades 5 to 8 (2004)
Horn and Trumpet Technical Work Book
(1992 reprinted with new cover 2004)
Trombone, Tuba and Euphonium
Technical Work Book (2004)
Brass Sight Reading (2004)

Enrolment
Notes
Client/Teacher number
Correspondence dates
Session dates
AMEB Connect
Confirmation received
Document number
Amendments sent
to AMEB
Exam notices received
Exam date
You are requested to quote your Client Number when making enquiries. It is also helpful to retain the Confirmation of
Enrolment documents, which provide a list of Candidate Numbers. AMEB Victoria’s administrative personnel would
be pleased to answer any queries and provide entry forms, syllabuses and past written examination papers. Special
requests, suggestions, complaints and appeals should be made in writing and addressed to Mr Alwyn Mott, General
Manager.
All AMEB communication about examinations is normally with the enrolling person. However, in an emergency,
timetable information will be provided to parents or candidates if they can accurately identify the candidate by providing
all of the following details: teacher’s name and address; candidate name and date of birth; and the subject and grade for
which the candidate is enrolled.
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General enquiries and payments Natalia Adamson Customer Service Officer
Conferring Ceremony, complaints Melissa Watts Executive Assistant

and appeals, and client services
Metropolitan Practical exams Matthew Bennett Administrator –
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Written exams and Lisa Clarey Administrator –
Country Practical exams Written and Country Victoria Examinations
General examination John McKenzie Senior Administrator –
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Client relations and marketing Jeremy Fletcher Client Relations Manager
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Exam Session Dates 2018
Teachers and private entrants are responsible for ensuring
that they are familiar with the examination requirements
and regulations prescribed in the current AMEB syllabus
and the administrative policies and procedures as notified
in the 2018 AMEB Victoria Enrolment Handbook and on
the AMEB Victoria website.
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For details on subjects, locations, dates and times consult the AMEB Victoria Enrolment Handbook
or go to www.ameb.unimelb.edu.au. Entries for each session should be submitted by the closing date below.
Metropolitan Practical Sessions Closing date Special Subjects (Melbourne Only) Closing date
1st Metropolitan 23 April – 12 May 28 February 1st Special 23 July – 5 August 23 May
2nd Metropolitan 21 May – 8 June 21 March 2nd Special 19 November – 8 December 29 August
3rd Metropolitan 12 June – 27 June 26 April Licentiate Diplomas (Melbourne only)
4th Metropolitan 13 August – 9 September 13 June 1st Licentiate 28 June – 30 June 23 May
5th Metropolitan 8 October – 18 November 25 July 2nd Licentiate 17 September – 27 September 18 July
Country Practical Sessions Written – Metropolitan & Country
1st Country 23 July – 11 August 16 May Aural 21 August 6 June
2nd Country Piano 12 November – 8 December 22 August Written 22 August 6 June
2nd Country Inst'l 12 November – 8 December 22 August
Victorian School Holidays
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Enrolling for exams and purchasing

Registered users can now enrol Enrolments for Practical

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Promoting and recognising musical achievement

Maintaining benchmark standards

Supporting Victorian teachers and students

AMEB Victoria structure

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AMEB Victoria Board of Directors

AMEB Victoria Specialist Examining Panels

Accordion Mr Ian Southwood

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Brass (Trumpet, Trombone and Euphonium)

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volumes such as the Method for Tuba/Trumpet/Trombone by Jean-Baptiste Arban have

Online Written Exam Centre

Performance Evaluation Program

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Recital examinations trial

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AMEB Victoria exams 2. Become familiar with examination requirements.

6. Enrolling multiple candidates. Enrolments remain

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candidates should note that results, certificates and

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Cancellation for non-medical reasons

Featuring: Oboe Series 1

Oboe Series 1 Grade books

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General Exam Information

Certificates – completion of additional requirements

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Book a live, interactive performance for your school and receive

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Electronic exam reporting

General Exam Information

Teachers and accompanists

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MSO Season 2018 | Education Concerts

DAHLESQUE EDUCATION WEEK: MSO MEETS CIRCUS OZ

OPEN REHEARSALS WORK EXPERIENCE 2019 STUDENT

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1st Metropolitan 23 April – 12 May 28 February

1st Country Practical 23 July – 11 August 16 May

2nd Country Instrumental 12 November – 8 December 22 August

Special Subjects (Melbourne Only)

1st Special 23 July – 5 August 23 May

Licentiate Diplomas (Melbourne Only)

Written Exam Dates Subjects Closing Dates for Entries(1)

22 August Theory of Music 6 June

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Melbourne Metropolitan Practical Examinations

Victorian Country Practical Examinations

* Candidates enrolled in Country Practical sessions at Berwick, Dandenong and Mt Eliza/Frankston

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Clarinet 11210 Performance Evaluation - 10min $ 40.00

4100 Associate in Music $ 331.00

941 Grade 1 $ 91.00 04271 Grade 1 New Syllabus $ 91.00

1310 Licentiate in Music $ 427.00 9303 Step 3 $ 148.00