The Royal Conservatory Certificate Program is a comprehensive system of music study and assessment from Elementary through to Advanced levels. In many countries, it is considered the gold standard for developing high-calibre musical literacy.
 

The curriculum consists of repertoire from classical to contemporary, as well as etudes, ear tests, sight reading, technique, and theory.

​

For those wanting to follow this pathway to learning, a minimum of 45-minute lesson is required each week.

​

Examinations are held in Temecula as follows:

​

Practical (Performance) - evaluate the performance of repertoire, etudes, aural skills and sight reading.

Held once a year, usually in the month of May

​

Academic (Theory) - evaluate the understanding of theory basics such as musical notation.  Advanced levels include harmony, counterpoint, analysis, and history.  Held twice a year, August & December

.  
The Benefits of Exams

• Build self-confidence

• Encourage goal setting

• Provide a national standard for students to track their progress

• Promote well-rounded musical training 

​

Recognizing Achievements

• A Certificate of Achievement can be earned at each level of study by successfully completing all the requirements for each level of The Royal Conservatory Certificate Program.

• All examination candidates are eligible to receive Gold Medal awards from The Royal Conservatory. These awards are based on examination results.

• Many school systems recognize RCM examinations for credit toward secondary school graduation.

​

For more information regarding the RCM Certificate Program, click here.

​

​