Suzuki Pedagogy
For music educators looking to strengthen their abilities as instructors of the violin or cello, our certificate in Suzuki pedagogy provides comprehensive, long-term training in one of the world's most time-honored teaching methods.
The successful completion of each level of this program entitles the participants to receive a Suzuki teaching certificate for that level from the Lamont School of Music. Lamont's certificate in the method is backed by the Suzuki Association of the Americas.
For music educators looking to strengthen their abilities as instructors of the violin or cello, our certificate in Suzuki pedagogy provides comprehensive, long-term training in one of the world's most time-honored teaching methods. The successful completion of each level of this program entitles the participants to receive a Suzuki teaching certificate for that level from the Lamont School of Music. Lamont's certificate in the method is backed by the Suzuki Association of the Americas.
About the Certificate
Audition Requirements
Applicants will need to receive acceptance for teaching training through the Suzuki Association of the Americas. A video of your performance must be sent into the Suzuki Association.
See the Suzuki Association for audition requirements.
Applicants will also need to provide a completed high school diploma, transcript(s), personal statement, and résumé. Applicants must complete an interview and audition with the applied music faculty. Please see the studio page for your instrument for the audition pieces.
Degree Requirements
The certificate in Suzuki Pedagogy consists of 18 total credit hours taken over the course of two years. The first 8 credits fulfill the requirements for Level 1, while the remaining coursework will satisfy Level 2 of the pedagogy program.
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