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Suzuki Voice Teacher Training

ESA and PPSA Suzuki Voice Teacher Training have five levels. Each European and Australian training level consists of 120 - 160 hours depending on the level.

Suzuki Voice Teacher examination has four parts: Recital, Teaching (group and individual lessons), Conversation / Oral Examination (Suzuki Voice Program, Suzuki Philosophy, Vocal pedagogy) and Playing skills. Each ESA and PPSA Suzuki Voice Teacher Training level is assumed to be completed over a one to two year period while the teacher in training is also applying learned teaching skills independently and receiving periodic feedback and support from the Teacher Trainer.

SAA Short Term Training courses consist of 25 -70 hours depending on the course (valid only in SAA). 

Next Suzuki Voice Teacher Training courses:

  • July 30th - August 13, 2011 Wisconsin, USA (Short Term Course, Volume 1). Please contact Mary Hofer: mhofer(a)uwsp.edu
  • January 2nd - 7th, 2012 Melbourne, Australia 10th International "Songs for Sharing" Suzuki Voice Workshop (All levels). Audition deadline October 30th, 2011. Please contact Katrina Pezzimenti: accentmusic(a)aapt.net.au
  • January 27th—February 11th, 2012 Vantaa, Finland (All levels). Audition deadline November 30th, 2011. Please contact Dr. Päivi Kukkamäki: suzukivoice(a)kolumbus.fi
  • June 25th—July 6th, 2012 Vantaa, Finland (All levels). Audition deadline April 30th, 2012. Please contact Dr. Päivi Kukkamäki: suzukivoice(a)kolumbus.fi                                                            

Level 1—5 (ESA)

Primary—Advanced level (PPSA, ANSTEA)

Level 1, Primary level Stage 1 - total 150 hours
Level 2, Primary level Stage 2 - total 120 hours
Level 3, Intermediate level Stage 1 - total 120 hours
Level 4, Intermediate level Stage 2 - total 140 hours
Level 5, Advanced level - total 160 hours

Preparation for examination at each level

After specific teacher training tasks have been completed and accepted, the teacher-in-training is able to plan their examination. The Recital Program has to be approved by the Suzuki Voice Exam Board at least two months before it is presented. The pianist should receive the accompaniments one month before the exam date and rehearsals should be arranged. The teacher-in-training should use their own students for the teaching exam, but in exceptional circumstances, two months notice is required for the exam board to arrange suitable students. 

 
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