Group Introductory

About the Group Introductory exam
A first step into the world of LAMDA Exams, our Group Introductory exams not only help build skills to prepare learners for the graded Communication and Performance exams, but also serve them well for the rest of their lives.
Groups are made up of between three and ten learners taking the exam together. They learn simple communication skills and teamwork through poetry and fun games.
Although the entire group take part, learners have the chance to shine solo by taking lines or phrases from the poem to perform alone.
The group is graded as a whole, receiving a collective result for all their hard work.
This is a non-regulated examination.
What does the exam involve?
Type of exam: Group
Time allowance: 15 minutes
- Speaking one set poem from memory
- Playing a drama game with the examiner
Please see the LAMDA Introductory Graded Examinations Syllabus (2019) for full details.
Type of exam: Group
Time allowance: 15 minutes
- Speaking one set poem from memory
- Playing a drama game with the examiner
Please see the LAMDA Introductory Graded Examinations Syllabus (2019) for full details.
Type of exam: Group
Time allowance: 15 minutes
- Speaking one set poem from memory
- Playing a drama game with the examiner
Please see the LAMDA Graded Introductory Examinations Syllabus (2019) for full details.
Requirements
Full details of the requirements, assessment criteria and regulations can be found in the LAMDA Introductory Examinations Syllabus.
Resources & Teaching Materials
How to find the set pieces for each exam
The list of set pieces for each Exam can be found in the corresponding syllabi for each exam. You can download the syllabi as a free pdf via our Download Centre or visit our online shop.
We are unable to verify the suitability of own choice pieces, please refer to the Exam Content and Assessment and Grading Criteria detailed for the exam subject and grade entered.
What syllabi will I need for this exam?
All our syllabi are available for download, or you can purchase our full range of publications from our online shop.
You will need:
- Introductory Syllabus from August 2019
- Verse and Prose Anthology Volume 19