Find a Teacher
As the awarding organisation, we don’t teach the LAMDA Exams syllabi – but there are experienced teachers across the world who do.
When selecting your teacher, look for someone who will support and inspire you to prepare for your exam. Make sure you take the time to research your options and ask around for recommendations. Here are a few tips to get you started.
1. Performing Arts Organisations
Lots of performing arts schools or drama clubs across the world choose to use the LAMDA Exams syllabi. Do some research into the organisations local to you and see what they offer.
2. Your School
Your school might already teach the LAMDA Exams syllabi, either in lessons or through an after-school club. Ask your teachers or seek recommendations from friends to find out what your options are.
3. Directory of Teachers
Although we don’t employ anyone to teach the LAMDA Exams syllabi, we do keep a list of teachers who are happy for you to contact them for lessons.
The Directory of Teachers includes teachers from across the world, some of whom also teach online. If your county or country does not appear on the drop down list, it means there isn’t a teacher listed in our directory, but this doesn’t necessarily mean there aren’t LAMDA Exams teachers in your area.
Any arrangements you enter into, financial or otherwise, are done so directly with the teacher and not with LAMDA. LAMDA cannot accept any liability for the failure to deliver services by any person listed on the directory and any disputes must be addressed with the directory contact.
Learners, or their parents, are advised to make their own enquiries directly with the teacher. It is advisable to ask what policies and procedures they have in place with regard to safeguarding.