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Trinity College London certificates are used by individuals, employers and institutions to provide robust evidence of a candidate’s achievement at the time of assessment. Find out more about Trinity’s certificates - click on the tabs above for details.
Certificate exams offer a performance-only alternative to graded exams for solo performers or groups, at Foundation, Intermediate and Advanced levels. They give you the chance to construct a recital, including the opportunity to present own-choice repertoire.
A digital certificate is an electronic document that evidences a candidate's achievement in a Trinity College London exam. It looks the same and carries the same validity as a traditional paper certificate.
Trinity College London provides a free, downloadable digital certificate for your qualification. Once your result is confirmed, you will be sent a link to your digital certificate.
See our step-by-step guidance for viewing and sharing your digital certificate below. Further information about digital certificates, including our answers to the most frequently asked questions can be found in our information for candidates.
The Trinity Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (CertTESOL) is a TESOL or TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certificate designed for people with little or no experience of teaching English, and for those with experience who require an internationally recognised initial teacher education qualification.
Trinity College London certificates feature the following elements: Trinity College London coat of arms. Name of the awarding organisation - Trinity College London. Name of the candidate – this appears exactly as registered. Name of school if this was provided. Trinity exam name and level.
