Repertoire: students are required to perform a total of 2 pieces and can earn 3 extra marks per piece if they have it memorized. A maximum of 56 marks can be earned for this section.

Technical Requirements: consists of technical tests and one etude. A maximum of 24 marks are given for this section.

Musicianship: includes Ear Tests and Sight Reading components, each worth 10 marks, for a combined total of 20.

The exam is out of 100, with 60 being the passing grade.

Repertoire: students are required to perform a total of 2 pieces and can earn 3 extra marks per piece if they have it memorized. A maximum of 56 marks can be earned for this section.

Technical Requirements: includes technical tests and 1 etude. Note that no memory marks are given for the etude, which means students can have their sheet music in front of them while playing if they wish. A maximum of 24 marks are given for this section.

Musicianship: includes Ear Tests and Sight Reading components, each worth 10 marks, for a combined total of 20.

The exam is out of 100, with 60 being the passing grade.

Repertoire: students are required to perform a total of 2 pieces and can earn 3 extra marks per piece if they have it memorized. A maximum of 56 marks can be earned for this section.

Technical Requirements: includes technical tests and 2 etudes. No memory marks are given for the etudes, which means students can have their sheet music in front of them while playing if they wish. A maximum of 24 marks are given for this section.

Musicianship: includes Ear Tests and Sight Reading components, each worth 10 marks, for a combined total of 20.

The exam is out of 100, with 60 being the passing grade.

Repertoire: students are required to perform a total of 3 pieces and can earn 2 extra marks per piece if they have it memorized. A maximum of 60 marks can be earned for this section.

Technical Requirements: includes technical tests and 2 etudes. No memory marks are given for the etudes, which means students can have their sheet music in front of them while playing if they wish. A maximum of 20 marks are given for this section.

Musicianship: includes Ear Tests and Sight Reading components, each worth 10 marks, for a combined total of 20.

The exam is out of 100, with 60 being the passing grade.

Repertoire: students are required to perform a total of 3 pieces and can earn 2 extra marks per piece if they have it memorized. A maximum of 60 marks can be earned for this section.

Technical Requirements: includes technical tests and 2 etudes. Note that no memory marks are given for the etudes, which means students can have their sheet music in front of them while playing if they wish. A maximum of 20 marks are given for this section.

Musicianship: includes Ear Tests and Sight Reading components, each worth 10 marks, for a combined total of 20.

The exam is out of 100, with 60 being the passing grade.

Repertoire: students are required to perform a total of 3 pieces and can earn 2 extra marks per piece if they have it memorized. A maximum of 60 marks can be earned for this section.

Technical Requirements: includes technical tests and 2 etudes. Note that no memory marks are given for the etudes, which means students can have their sheet music in front of them while playing if they wish. A maximum of 20 marks are given for this section.

Musicianship: includes Ear Tests and Sight Reading components, each worth 10 marks, for a combined total of 20.

The exam is out of 100, with 60 being the passing grade.

Starting at level 5, students must also write a co-requisite theory exam if they wish to earn a Comprehensive Certificate for their particular level. For level 5, the co-requisite theory exam is "Level 5 Theory".

Repertoire: students are required to perform a total of 3 pieces and can earn 2 extra marks per piece if they have it memorized. A maximum of 60 marks can be earned for this section.

Technical Requirements: includes technical tests and 2 etudes. Note that no memory marks are given for the etudes, which means students can have their sheet music in front of them while playing if they wish. A maximum of 20 marks are given for this section.

Musicianship: includes Ear Tests and Sight Reading components, each worth 10 marks, for a combined total of 20.

The exam is out of 100, with 60 being the passing grade.

Students must also write a co-requisite theory exam ("Level 6 Theory") if they wish to earn a Comprehensive Certificate for this level.

Repertoire: students are required to perform a total of 4 pieces. A number of marks (see parentheses) will be deducted for not having memorized the indicated pieces. A maximum of 60 marks can be earned for this section.

Technical Requirements: includes technical tests and 2 etudes. Note that no memory marks are given for the etudes, which means students can have their sheet music in front of them while playing if they wish. A maximum of 20 marks are given for this section.

Musicianship: includes Ear Tests and Sight Reading components, each worth 10 marks, for a combined total of 20.

The exam is out of 100, with 60 being the passing grade.

Students must also write the co-requisite "Level 7 Theory" exam if they wish to earn a Comprehensive Certificate for this level.

Repertoire: students are required to perform a total of 4 pieces. A number of marks (see parentheses) will be deducted for not having memorized the indicated pieces. A maximum of 60 marks can be earned for this section.

Technical Requirements: includes technical tests and 2 etudes. Note that no memory marks are given for the etudes, which means students can have their sheet music in front of them while playing if they wish. A maximum of 20 marks are given for this section.

Musicianship: includes Ear Tests and Sight Reading components, each worth 10 marks, for a combined total of 20.

The exam is out of 100, with 60 being the passing grade.

Students must also write the co-requisite "Level 8 Theory" exam if they wish to earn a Comprehensive Certificate for this level.

Repertoire: students are required to perform a total of 4 pieces. A number of marks (see parentheses) will be deducted for not having memorized the indicated pieces. A maximum of 60 marks can be earned for this section.

Technical Requirements: includes technical tests and 2 etudes. Note that no memory marks are given for the etudes, which means students can have their sheet music in front of them while playing if they wish. A maximum of 20 marks are given for this section.

Musicianship: includes Ear Tests and Sight Reading components, each worth 10 marks, for a combined total of 20.

The exam is out of 100, with 60 being the passing grade.

Students must also write the co-requisite "Level 8 Theory", "Level 9 History", and "Level 9 Harmony" (or "Keyboard Harmony") exams if they wish to earn a Comprehensive Certificate for this level.

Repertoire: students are required to perform a total of 4 pieces. A number of marks (see parentheses) will be deducted for not having memorized the indicated pieces. A maximum of 60 marks can be earned for this section.

Technical Requirements: includes technical tests and 2 etudes. Note that no memory marks are given for the etudes, which means students can have their sheet music in front of them while playing if they wish. A maximum of 20 marks are given for this section.

Musicianship: includes Ear Tests and Sight Reading components, each worth 10 marks, for a combined total of 20.

The exam is out of 100, with 60 being the passing grade.

Students must also write the co-requisite "Level 8 Theory", "Level 9 History", "Level 9 Harmony" (or "Keyboard Harmony"), "Level 10 History", and "Level 10 Harmony & Counterpoint" (or "Keyboard Harmony") exams if they wish to earn a Comprehensive Certificate for this level.