Located in WA and interested in the AMEB Award program?

AMEB WA State Office continues to deliver their pioneering, School Curriculum and Standards Authority (SCSA) endorsed WA AMEB Award program, supporting the empowerment of aspiring performing artists in Western Australia.

WA AMEB Award program

AMEB Performing Arts Award

  • Welcome
  • Who is it for?
  • Types of awards
  • Questions
  • How to enrol
  • For Teachers

AMEB Award

Shining a spotlight on achievement in the performing arts community.

Introducing the AMEB Award - a development program that supports and acknowledges your efforts as a developing musician, dancer, actor or performer.

We know that artistry goes beyond practice and exams. You can contribute to the performing arts in various ways, both on stage and behind the scenes. The AMEB Award is a structured program that offers you a different perspective and the opportunity to expand your creative community and celebrate your successes.

You'll expand your creative horizons and ultimately grow as a performer by undertaking three main Award requirements: an AMEB Qualification, Performances and Contribution Activities.

Along with prestige and personal development, if you successfully complete the AMEB Award program, you’ll also positively contribute to your performing arts community.

For more detailed information, check out our

AMEB Award Policy

 


AMEB award values:

  • Leadership
  • Community
  • Creativity
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Collaboration
  • Assistance & Support
Who is it for?
Calling all performing artists

Attention aspiring musicians, dancers, actors, and performers - this is your chance to shine!

The AMEB Award program is your opportunity to showcase your hard work, dedication, and passion for your chosen art form. It encourages you to push your limits, try new things, and collaborate with others.

Whether you choose to start with a Bronze, Silver or Gold AMEB Award, your participation involves completing Performances and Contribution Activities, as well as achieving an AMEB Qualification.

When you successfully complete the AMEB Award, you’ll gain recognition for your achievement in the form of an official AMEB Award certificate and Award pin.

 

 

How do I achieve an AMEB Award?
By completing three types of Award Requirements: an AMEB Qualification, Performances and Contribution Activities.

AMEB Qualification

To qualify for an AMEB Award, you must successfully complete the corresponding AMEB, Speech & Drama, Rockschool, or PAA exam before or during your Award enrolment.

As an Award participant, this requirement ensures you have a certain level of proficiency in your chosen art form and demonstrate your dedication to your craft.

Check our AMEB Award Qualifications List to see if your latest AMEB exam relates to a Bronze, Silver or Gold AMEB Award.

Performance

Regular performances are critical to your growth as a performer.

To complete the AMEB Award, you’ll also complete a specified number of performances (solo or as part of an ensemble) in front of an audience of at least five people, during your Award enrolment. At least one performance should be in your nominated discipline.

Contribution Activities

Participating in Contribution Activities will deepen your understanding and appreciation of your chosen art form, give back to the community, and promote the performing arts to a broader audience.

Contribution Activities aren't performances. They are your chance to showcase your valuable skills beyond playing an instrument, dancing, or acting. These behind-the-scenes contributions of time demonstrate your commitment to your craft and support your engagement with the arts beyond just performing.

If you undertake the Gold Award, you must also complete Substantial Contribution Activities focusing on leadership.

Types of Awards
Choose your Award

Find the AMEB Award - Bronze, Silver, and Gold - that suits your AMEB exam grade. Then review the relevant Performance and Contribution Activity equirements to discover where to start your AMEB Award journey.

* Relevant grades vary by Qualification type, and we recommend checking our Award Requirements List for more information.

Bronze Award
Bronze Award
AMEB Exam: Grade 3+ *
Performances: 3
Contribution Activities: 2
Cost: $90
Bronze Award Requirements
Silver Award
Silver Award
AMEB Exam: Grade 5+ *
Performances: 3
Contribution Activities: 4
Cost: $100
Silver Award Requirements
Gold Award
Gold Award
AMEB Exam: Grade 7+ *
Performances: 4
Contribution Activities: 5 (incl.1 SCA)
Cost: $110
Gold Award Requirements
AMEB Award FAQs
AMEB Award FAQs

Where is the AMEB Award offered?

The AMEB Award program is available in the Australian Capital TerritoryQueenslandSouth Australia, Tasmania, New South Wales, the Northern Territory and Victoria

If you are based in Western Australia, you can participate in the WA AMEB Award. For more information about this program, including specific enrolment requirements and fees, please visit the AMEB WA website.

For further queries, please don't hesitate to contact AMEB Federal Office. We're here to help!

Is there an age limit?

We encourage participation from individuals of all ages and stages. However, to ensure the best experience for all participants, we recommend a minimum age of 12 years for the Silver Award and a minimum age of 14 years for the Gold Award, given the program's Requirements.

If you want some help working out the best Award for you or someone else, please contact AMEB Federal Office at online@ameb.edu.au or 1300 725 709. We're here to help!

How long do I have to complete the AMEB Award program?

Award participants have 12 months to complete their Award after enrolling.

How do I access and enrol in the Award program?

Access and enrolment into the AMEB Award program is through SCORE.

If you have difficulties accessing SCORE, please contact
AMEB Federal Office at online@ameb.edu.au or 1300 725 709. We're here to help!

I haven't done an AMEB exam. Can I still enrol?

Yes! To achieve an AMEB Award, you'll need to successfully complete an AMEB exam (including Rockschool, PAA, or CQ) at the required grade, but you can do this up to 12 months after you enrol in the Award.

Detailed information on the exam grades that qualify you for each Award can be found on the AMEB Award Qualification List page. 

What is an Award supervisor?

An Award supervisor is someone—ideally—teaching, working with or coaching the Award participant. Award supervisors can approve or decline the completion of Award Performances and Contribution Activities through SCORE, depending on what Award type the participant is completing.

For more details, check out the AMEB Award Supervisor Guide.

How to Enrol
Enrolments are open!
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  • 1
    Go to our online platform SCORE and log in as an enroller. Then, click the "Enrol Now" button and select "AMEB Award".
  • 2
    If you’re under 18, let your parent, guardian or teacher know you’re interested because they’ll need to submit your enrolment.
  • 3
    Start thinking about any Performances or Contribution Activities, and don’t forget to enrol in your next AMEB exam. Any exams you've booked in for 2023 can count toward your Award.

This AMEB Award is available in the Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, the Northern Territory and Victoria.

If you are based in Western Australia, you can participate in the SCSA endorsed WA AMEB Award. For more information please visit the AMEB WA website.

Otherwise, join our mailing list or follow us on the socials to stay up to date with our programs and activities in other states.

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For Teachers and Mentors
Behind every passionate student, there's a dedicated teacher and mentor.

The AMEB Award offers unique value for teachers and mentors involved in the program. It offers a chance to enhance your teaching and raise the profile of your school, studio or community group.

The AMEB Award offers unique benefits for teachers and mentors involved in the program.

AMEB Award benefits for teachers and mentors

By supporting your students to be part of the AMEB Award, you’ll:

  • Nurture your performing arts community
  • Demonstrate leadership within your network
  • Highlight your students’ achievements to parents, peers, and employers
  • Expand your students’ understanding of music and performing arts career paths
  • Join a nationwide community of performing arts teachers, educators and professionals

How to get involved

Your involvement as a teacher or mentor might be as simple as verifying your students’ Performance or Contribution Activities as an Award supervisor when participants submit their Award documentation.

Or you may want to integrate the AMEB Award more deeply into your performing arts program.

By assisting a group of your students in engaging with the Award, you’ll have access to online tools to streamline registration, monitor their progress and verify their activities.

Where to find out more

We’re here to help you every step of the way.

Contact us to find out more: online@ameb.edu.au or 1300 725 709.

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