All kinds of people could benefit from taking LAMDA exams: 

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- Anyone who loves drama and wants to do more.

- Drama students, who want to polish their skills, improve stage technique, work with interesting texts and prepare for auditions. 

-Those who want to improve spoken English and work on presentation skills. 

- Students who could LAMDA as a way of gaining extra UCAS points. 

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The process of preparing for and succeeding in a LAMDA examination essentially helps learners, whatever their ages or aspirations, to develop a broad range of skills that will serve them throughout life. Across the range, LAMDA examinations develop a learners ability to:

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- Read easily, fluently and with good understanding.

- Expand vocabulary to improve powers of self-expression. 

- Improve confidence in speaking and listening. 

- Memorise and recap information.

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No matter what direction students may choose to follow in the future, LAMDA examinations provide the opportunity to nurture their natural abilities. 

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These critical skills will enhance their self-confidence to engage and contribute fully, whether at school, in further education or in work. Our examinations are rooted in encouraging participants to develop a love of literature, poetry and drama and thus improve standards of communication through spoken word. Their syllabuses provide a wide range of opportunities to do so. Ultimately, it is the sense of achievement for the student.   

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Succeeding in a LAMDA examination demonstrates not only that students have met rigorous assessment criteria in a particular discipline, but also that they have grown as individuals through participating in a worthwhile activity that is respected as a global standard.