Louisa's Top Picks:
This is a Voice: 99 exercises to train, project and harness the power of your voice by Dr Gillyanne Kayes and Jeremy Fisher
Finding Your Voice, a step-by-step guide for actors by Barbara Houseman
Accents and Dialects for Stage & Screen by Paul Meier
Sophie Recommends:
Talk: The Science of Conversation by Elizabeth Stokoe
Finding Our Tongues: Mothers, Infants and the Origins of Language by Dean Falk
The Musician’s Mind: Teaching, Learning and Performance in the Age of Brain Science by Lynn Helding
The Accent Method Second edition: A rational voice therapy in theory and practice by Kirsten Thyme-Frøkjær and Børge Frøkjær-Jensen
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What Qualifications Do I Need To Become A Singing Teacher?
Voice Study Centre
Monday 24th August 2026Teaching singing is an unregulated profession and therefore there are no specific singing teacher qualifications required. While teaching singing is seen as a competitive industry, CPD training gives the teacher the opportunity to establish themselves and differentiate from their peers. Many modern singing teachers and vocal coaches partake in Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses to expand their knowledge of voice pedagogy, which aids in developing their teaching skills and in turn benefits their students.
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Course Reviews
Can Artificial Intelligence (AI) help with Voice Training and Business Development?
Voice Study Centre
Friday 21st August 2026Artificial Intelligence continues to provoke lively debate across performing arts and higher education. Yesterday, the Voice Study Centre had the pleasure of welcoming back voice teacher John Henny for an illuminating session on how vocal educators can responsibly and effectively harness AI tools - such as Claude and ChatGPT - to streamline studio operations, refine pedagogic messaging, and elevate student learning.. Read on for more!
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Course Reviews
Demystifying Belting: High-Stakes Vocal Gymnastics for the Modern Vocal Athlete
Voice Study Centre
Friday 14th August 2026What does it take to belt safely, power through an eight-show week, and adapt to the ever-shifting aesthetic demands of Broadway and the West End? Last night, the Voice Study Centre hosted internationally renowned voice pathologist and co-author of The Vocal Athlete, Dr. Wendy LeBorgne, for a fascinating short course exploring evidence-based belt pedagogy, cross-training, and vocal fitness. Read on for a full recap of the key insights and practical takeaways from the session!
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