Students from the age of seven are given the option of taking a Trinity College London examination at the end of the school year, which is based on their level of English. An International Diploma is awarded to candidates who pass.

TRINITY COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS

Trinity College London has designed a world-renowned series of graded examinations to assess the ability of students to communicate effectively with other speakers of English. It is based in 52 countries and examines around 150,000 students every year.

Examinations consist of a conversation with a representative of the College. They are divided into four stages: Initial, Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced. Each stage consists of three progressive grades. Guidelines are provided by Trinity College to help teachers choose the relevant grade for their students.

The examiner comes to our centre from Great Britain and talks with each candidate about topics chosen by the candidate. The examiner assesses the candidate’s level of English based on this conversation.