Trinity Rock & Pop

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@kornn38 @kornn38 could you DM your specific queries to the main Trinity Twitter channel @TrinityC_L as this Rock & Pop channel is no longer regularly checked. We now post our Rock & Pop content via the main Trinity channels. Thanks so much

@kornn38 Hi @kornn38 if you can send us a DM with your specific queries we can look into it for you

We are now posting all Trinity Rock & Pop updates regarding exams & teaching resources via our main Trinity Twitter profiles. To stay up to date with the latest Rock & Pop news please follow: In the UK & Ireland: @TrinityArtsUKI The rest of the world: @TrinityC_L #TrinityRock

@lamminman @LCMExams Hi Matt, yes we have a dedicated Rock & Pop examiner panel. If you want to find out more about our offer do drop our National Development Manager for Rock & Pop, Toby Davies, an email toby.davies@trinitycollege.com and he will happily talk you through the syllabus

We are now posting all Trinity Rock & Pop updates regarding exams & teaching resources via our main Trinity Twitter profiles. To stay up to date with the latest Rock & Pop news please follow: In the UK & Ireland: @TrinityArtsUKI The rest of the world: @TrinityC_L #TrinityRock

We are now posting all Trinity Rock & Pop updates regarding exams & teaching resources via our main Trinity Twitter profiles. To stay up to date with the latest Rock & Pop news please follow: In the UK & Ireland: @TrinityArtsUKI The rest of the world: @TrinityC_L #TrinityRock

We are now posting all Trinity Rock & Pop updates regarding exams & teaching resources via our main Trinity Twitter profiles. To stay up to date with the latest Rock & Pop news please follow: In the UK & Ireland: @TrinityArtsUKI The rest of the world: @TrinityC_L #TrinityRock

Drill down into our Rock & Pop syllabuses, exam options & supporting resources by joining our webinar on 15 Feb, hosted by Rock & Pop National Development Manager, Toby Davies, & Head of Development UKI Arts, Annabel Thomas: hubs.la/Q011BLnh0 #TrinityRock #MusicEducation

Dates for our face-to-face spring 2022 exam sessions at Trinity public exam centres have been released! Take a look at the dates available in your area &book now to sit your Rock & Pop exam in the next few months hubs.la/Q011BLng0 #MusicTeacher #MusicEducation #TrinityRock

Clinching the top spot as Trinity's most-read music blog of 2021 is: ‘What are your options when choosing accompaniment for a digital exam?’. Discover how our Digital Grades &Diplomas work &consider taking one in 2022! hubs.la/Q011bXL40 #MusicEducation #MusicTeacher

Today it’s the turn of Martin Oetegenn, Trinity’s Market Communications Manager, to reveal his new year’s resolution for 2022. What are your music ambitions for the year ahead? #NewYearResolution #2022goals #NewYear2022

Snatching second place in the line-up of most-popular Trinity music blogs for 2021 is ‘Do we really need music teachers and graded exams?’. Discover the answer to this question now by catching up on this blog: hubs.la/Q011b-9b0 #MusicEducation #MusicTeacher

Next to offer up their music and drama new year’s resolution for 2022 from the Trinity UK & Ireland team is Toby Davies, Rock & Pop National Development Manager. Have you made your resolutions for next year yet? #NewYearResolution #2022goals #NewYear2022

The third most-popular Trinity music blog of 2021 was ‘Introducing Trinity Champion Centres 2021-2022’. If you missed this first-time round, take a read to discover the exciting work of Trinity’s leading centres across the UK: hubs.la/Q010ZLwH0 #TrinityChampionCentres

Next up in our countdown of the top Trinity music blogs for 2021 is ‘A student guide to the Overall Performance Criteria of Digital Grades’, which comes in at no.4. Take a read now to learn what our examiners are considering when marking digital exams: hubs.la/Q010VVzX0