Conservatory Admissions

Talent Exam

Conservatory is a word that entered Turkish from Latin languages, meaning protector, preserver. The aim of the education given in these schools is to protect and preserve an art or branches of art, and to develop them through educated talented people. While applications can be made at a very young age for education, applications can also be made after the university entrance exam. Since students are accepted through a talent exam, it is important for students interested in any branch of art to take preparation courses for the conservatory in their area of interest; this will both develop their talents and allow them to step into the art world they dream of by succeeding in the exam.

Preparation Course and Success

Fine arts faculties and conservatories are schools that accept students through a talent exam. It is possible to apply to conservatories during middle school, high school, and university periods. Students who succeed in the talent exam can start receiving education in their fields and professionally practice their talents. For example, a young person who is successful in drama and has acting talent will be more successful in the exam if they take an acting preparation course for the conservatory. Preparation courses, where professional stage training is given and correct intonation and emphasis studies are conducted with voice and breathing training methods, open the door to success in the talent exam. Conservatory preparation courses given by professional teachers include not only theater but also singing and dance lessons that support theater.