Being an Effective Teacher is a short online course designed to explore good practice and to develop confident, reflective teachers.

Our highly popular and successful taster days are enjoyable and accessible introductions to jazz for piano, woodwind and brass teachers.

In the final podcast of our current series Director of Professional Development Richard Crozier provides an enlightening insight into ABRSM's comprehensive set of workshops and courses for teachers.

Our Teaching Music Effectively course is a three-month course for those wishing to enhance their teaching with new ideas and gain insight into current trends in music education.

Next time you visit your local music shop to buy a volume of music, spare a thought for the many teachers and students for whom this would be a luxury.

A solid musical foundation is essential for learning any instrument and for the pupils of one Hong Kong-based teacher, work on the building blocks of music begins early.

The Introduction to Instrumental and Vocal Teaching workshop covers the main issues that you will need to explore if you are starting a career in teaching.

ABRSM announces that Guy Perricone has been appointed as Chief Executive of ABRSM as from 1 January 2010.

ABRSM will exhibit at Asia’s biggest music industry show this October.

For some time now we’ve been debating about the role of the natural minor scale in teaching and learning. This has been sparked by the idea of introducing this scale for string players at Grade 1 - an idea arising from our ongoing Bowed Strings review.