The Athens College - Psychico College Conservatory provides music lessons to students of the College, as well as to students from other schools and to adults. The curriculum covers all ages: from inspiring very young children to listen, feel and move to music all the way through to preparing them for admission to Greek and foreign music universities.

Instruction in the playing of instruments is provided individually, while general music studies are taught in classes according to one’s level.  Highly trained professionals, with rich teaching experience, offer lessons in monody, contemporary vocal techniques, as well as instruments such as piano, violin, cello, viola, flute, saxophone, guitar, bouzouki, harmonium, electric guitar, electric bass, and drums.  The Conservatory also offers classes in all levels of advanced music theory.

Alongside the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports’ comprehensive program, Conservatory students are offered the opportunity to follow the internationally recognized British system of musical studies, that of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM), and to prepare for acquisition of the corresponding degrees.  Students’ progress is monitored by a British commission through performance assessments carried out at our School.  It should be noted that students who have passed Grade 5 in music theory and performance meet the criteria required for enrollment in IBDP music courses, whilst those who have achieved Grade 6 and above (again in both theory and performance) earn UCAS points, thus facilitating their admission into universities abroad. These points are valid for areas of study other than music.

Admission for beginners to the Athens College – Psychico College Conservatory is through a simple registration process that does not carry additional fees.  For enrollment in advanced classes, students will be required to audition / take qualifying exams for which they must register by September 15^th at the latest. 

Diplomas granted by the Conservatory are recognized by the Ministry of Culture and Sports (decision No. 29558/1750/18.09.92 G.G 598/B/92) and, therefore, give holders all the professional rights attached to them. 

Enrollment in any Conservatory course entitles students to a weekly one-hour lesson in music pre-education or to classes in music theory, harmony and solfeggio, depending on the level of study.

All Conservatory students may participate in concerts organized throughout the school year on the HAEF campuses. All Conservatory activities begin two weeks after the start of the school year and end in the beginning of June.

TUITION FEES

2025 - 26 College Conservatory Holidays