The Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM) examinations offer pathways for students to receive high school credits in Canada, equating specific RCM levels with certain academic grades. This recognition primarily applies to advanced levels of RCM practical and theory examinations.
What High School Grades Are Equivalent to Specific RCM Examination Levels in Canada?
Achieving specific levels in The Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM) examinations, particularly in both practical and theory components, can be recognized for high school credits in Canada. These equivalencies primarily apply to Grade 11 and Grade 12 high school credits.
The following table details which RCM examination levels are equivalent to specific high school credits:
| RCM Examination Level | Equivalent High School Credit |
|---|---|
| Level 7 Practical + Level 7 Theory (formerly Advanced Rudiments) | Grade 11 URMC 11 (This combination can grant two Grade 11 high school credits: a first credit for URMC 11 and a second, general Grade 11 credit.) |
| Level 8 Practical + Level 8 Theory (formerly Advanced Rudiments) | Grade 12 URMC 12 |
This structure allows students to earn valuable high school recognition for their dedication and achievement in music studies through The Royal Conservatory's comprehensive examination system. More detailed information regarding high school credit recognition is available on The Royal Conservatory of Music's official website.
