Fees

Fees

Foundation Course:
From £2,095 per academic year

Please see payment options below.


Successful candidates will be required to pay a non-refundable deposit of £475 to secure their place on the course.

There are then two options for paying the balance:

  1. One final payment of £1620* on 1st September 2023
    *Total course fees would be £2095

  2. Three payments totalling £1820**, split over the academic year - payable at the start of each term:
    • 1st September 2023 - £760
    • 1st January 2024 - £670
    • 1st April 2024 - £390
      **Total course fees would be £2295

Please note that the weekly one to one singing lessons are included in the course fee.

Fees for the optional exams are additional to the course fee.

Testimonials

Dan Lea
(trained at Oxford School of Drama)

If you're thinking about pursuing a career in theatre, Bath Academy of Musical Theatre is the perfect stepping stone into the profession

Christopher Killik
Trained at Royal Academy of Music
Credits inc. Love Story (West End) & Chess In Concert (Royal Albert Hall)

I wouldn't have got where I am today without the great training I received from Tim

Tom Corbishley
(trained at RWCMD & AMTA)

The teachers are all experts in their disciplines and provide an excellent level of training

Lucy Wilsher
(trained at Urdang Academy)

If you're looking to get into drama school then I would strongly recommend BAMT

Evangeline Tantram
(trained at London College of Music)

I am now in London studying Musical Theatre - and know I wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for BAMT

Helen Colby
Sweeney Todd & Sister Act (West End), The Sound of Music (National Tour)

Tim was the first creative I ever worked with. I learned so much and can safely say that I would not be working now without his encouragement and inspiration.

Eugene McCoy
Jersey Boys & Mamma Mia (West End)

Rob is a fantastic teacher who taught me, and so many other west end performers, invaluable singing technique and skills

Danny Mac
Wicked (West End) & Hollyoaks (Mark 'Dodger' Savage)

Rob filled me with the knowledge, ability and confidence to go and get work in the West End, fulfilling a dream, and for that I will always be grateful

Tom Babbage
(trained at Royal Central School of Speech & Drama)
Made West End debut in The Play That Goes Wrong

Without my training at BAMT I would not have been accepted onto my course...for that I will always be extremely grateful