Impact of LAMDA Exams

Skills That Last a Lifetime
The ability to communicate with confidence can shape every stage of life. Through LAMDA Exams, learners develop the confidence to communicate, the creativity to express themselves, and the resilience to embrace new challenges. Independent research shows the impact reaches far beyond performance, helping learners thrive at school, at work, and in every new opportunity they encounter.
LAMDA Exams Teacher
It is immensely rewarding to watch nervous, hesitant communicators develop into confident young people, who can enter a room and engage with an examiner with assurance, enthusiasm and authenticity.
The confidence learners gain extends far beyond the examination room, equipping them with invaluable life skills that support them throughout their education and into adulthood.
Discover LAMDA Exams
At LAMDA Exams, we empower learners of all ages to find their voice, build resilience, and express themselves. Taken by more than 120,000 learners each year, our qualifications develop essential communication and performance skills, helping learners build the foundations for success in education, work, and life.

Understand Our Impact
Using survey data and case studies, an independent research report highlighted the impact of LAMDA Exams on school-aged learners, recognising that it empowered students, supported inclusive learning environments, and helped unlock confidence and communication skills. Read more.
Storytelling in the Classroom
Our newest qualification is already having a big impact in the classroom. We spoke to a teacher in Stoke to understand how she’s embedding LAMDA Exams into her lessons, the skills her learners are building, and how the Group Storytelling for Performance syllabus offers freedom, joy and creativity. Read more.
Connecting to the Curriculum
The engaging and fun format of our qualifications can be used to support the teaching of subjects across the curriculum, such as English, Drama and PSHE, as well as after-school clubs, providing the opportunity for students to participate in a rewarding arts environment. Read more.





