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 Asian Christian College of Music is founded with the idea of producing professional musicians through the systematic education of music and all that it deals with. Being the first college for western music in India the essential aspect of what we offer is music performance.
ACCM delivers programmes for serious students looking to become music industry professionals. The College is widely regarded as India's leading schools of western music. Our faculty includes lecturers that have performed and recorded alongside some of the biggest names in music and worked in every area of the industry.
Every student at ACCM receives regular individual Principal Study tuition. ACCM has a team of renowned teachers who are leading performers and composers. Your Principal study teacher will act as your guide and mentor, providing invaluable insights into the profession.
ACCM provides a comprehensive study of music from the middle ages and to the classical period. Students may also explore contemporary repertoire for period instruments and develop facility in associated contemporary instrumental techniques. Our method of learning music is focused on the skills of a Song Writer, Performer, Worship Leader also the Practical and Theoretical Musicianship for a variety of skill levels, with all classes and creativity, strongly directed toward real-life situations.
The Asian Christian College of Music enjoys a location in the heart of one of the most exciting towns in Kerala, the God's own country. There is an abundance of entertainment on offer in Thiruvananthapuram, the capital city. Students from every part of the globe enjoy this land and the cultural variety of this place. |
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 AMY CASSELLS, Cardiff University
I had a wonderful experience at the Asian Christian College of Music. From the moment myself and my fellow teacher arrived we were warmly welcomed and so well provided for. I learnt a lot about myself and my teaching through working at ACCM. The opportunity to teach students of a different culture in an unfamiliar environment provided a powerful pedagogic experience, which has not only enthused my personal ambition to facilitate the empowerment of young people, but also made me realise how music can promote so many positive outcomes in life.
The staff members at the College were all very supportive and appreciative of our efforts, and went out of their way to ensure that we were looked after and comfortable. Being surrounded by students from the Baptist Seminary was also very comforting, and we were constantly invited to be involved in their activity and highly regarded by all. I wish we could have taught there for longer, and would certainly love to work and visit again in the future.
 CONSTANCE LEUNG, King's College London
Teaching at the Asian Christian College of Music was a rewarding experience. The students came with varying abilities and musical experiences, they are all very willing to learn and attentive in lessons. The school gives just the right amount of freedom for the students to discover and develop their talents. With the students’ creativity and imagination combined with theirstrong Christian background, I have enjoyed teaching composition classes; the students’ works also taught me to think out of the box.The television recording session with Worldvision TV studio was entirely new to me and to the students as well. I am glad that the students here are provided with such performing opportunity from time to time.
The college’s teaching faculty also provided us visiting teachers with enough support and freedom in our teaching, which allowed us to structure a programme and teaching schedule ourselves. With the friendly and encouraging atmosphere at the college, spending two months in this foreign country did not turn out to be as scary as it initially sounded to me. I would love to come back to teach in the future.
 ALEXANDER HILL alexhillmusic.com
Having the opportunity to teach at CDMS and the Asian Christian College of Music was a fantastic experience and one that I will never forget. Throughout my time in Kerala, the students and staff members at both establishments were incredibly welcoming and did their very best to provide me with anything and everything that I required.
Working with students of a different culture forced me to adopt a more flexible teaching approach, which has had an immensely positive impact on my creative and professional outlook and is something that I would love to do again in the future. |
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