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Drama develops so much more than just performance skills.

From communication and confidence to creativity, teamwork and critical thinking, drama helps learners build the transferable skills they'll use throughout education, future careers and everyday life.

In our latest blog, we look at eight key life skills that drama can develop: https://hubs.la/Q04rtz4s0

We speak about this in our white paper 'Career-Ready: Bridging the Employability Skills and Confidence Gap'.

Read it for free: https://hubs.la/Q04rsv5h0

Teachers: considering DipTESOL? This webinar has the answers! 👇

If you're thinking about Trinity's Diploma in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (DipTESOL), here's an opportunity to explore any questions you might have, beyond the course information.

Could I realistically manage it alongside a full-time teaching role? I've already got a teaching qualification, what would DipTESOL add? What does the learning journey actually feel like?

Join Simon Cox, Trinity's Lead Senior Examiner, for an open conversation exploring these and other questions that teachers regularly ask when considering DipTESOL. Drawing on his experience working with DipTESOL trainees and course providers, Simon will share practical insights and real-world perspectives to help you better understand the qualification and whether it's the right fit for your professional goals.

Happening Thursday, 20 August 2026, at 2pm BST 📆
The session will be hosted online, and is completely free to attend

You'll be able to submit any questions of your own when you register, and we'll aim to explore the topics that matter most during the conversation.

Register via this link: https://hubs.la/Q04sWSS10

Can't join us live? Register anyway and we'll send you the recording after the event.

The American College of Greece (Deree) recognises ISE as proof of English Language Proficiency for admissions purposes.

Trinity College London's ISE (Integrated Skills in English) exam is trusted by a growing network of institutions across the world, to assess the skills students need for academic success.

Located in Athens, and originally founded in 1875 in Smyrna, Deree, the American College of Greece is the oldest and largest U.S. accredited, comprehensive educational institution in Europe.

For more information on The American College of Greece, please visit: https://hubs.la/Q04nCd7-0

If your institution would like to accept the ISE certificate as proof of a student’s English Proficiency, please contact us at [email protected], or find out more about the ISE exam at: https://hubs.la/Q04nCL320.

What is the key to inclusive music education? 🎶

Every music learner is different, and understanding how each student learns best is one of the most valuable skills an educator can develop.

In this guest blog, Trinity Champion Centre Performing Creations founder, Alberto Christodoulou, shares his experience of teaching Trinity syllabuses for more than 16 years, reflecting on how adapting his approach to each individual has helped students build confidence, stay motivated and achieve their musical goals.

Read the blog here: https://hubs.la/Q04rDwz90

Welcome to our Trinity music exam FAQ series!

We will be taking you through some of our candidates and music teachers most asked questions, to help you properly prepare for your upcoming Trinity music exam.

To round up this series, today we're looking at your top asked questions for Classical & Jazz exams.

Read the full list of questions for Rock & Pop, Classical & Jazz, digital exams and Diplomas: https://hubs.la/Q04pRLrj0

Get to know Trinity’s digital Music Theory exams through a live demonstration of the online assessment platform.

In this free webinar, we will guide you through the candidate experience, explain how to enter for an exam, and answer common questions about taking Music Theory digitally.

This introductory session is suitable for teachers preparing candidates, parents/guardians supporting students and candidates considering a digital Music Theory exam.

Tuesday 25 August, 10am BST, via Zoom. Sign up here: https://hubs.la/Q04s7sVM0

Can't make that date? There is another session in September, so use the link above to reserve your place!

4,500+ institutions and degree courses worldwide.
One trusted standard for English proficiency.

Trinity College London qualifications are recognised by universities and institutions worldwide, helping learners take the next step in their academic and professional journeys.

Trinity's Integrated Skills in English (ISE) qualification is a four-skills exam that assesses listening, reading, writing and speaking.

Learn more, and start recognising Trinity's ISE qualifications today: https://hubs.la/Q04snqFZ0

Are music exams the right choice for my child? 🤔

It's a question many parents ask as their child progresses on their musical journey.

For many young musicians, graded music exams are an important milestone. They can provide a clear goal, celebrate progress and build confidence. But deciding whether your child should take an exam isn't always straightforward.

In our most recent blog, we explore whether a graded exam is the best option for your child, and some questions you need to consider together before making that decision.

Read the blog here: https://hubs.la/Q04rD2YX0

We are pleased to announce that Universidad de Santo Tomás recognises Trinity College London's ISE examination as a valid proof of English language proficiency.

Founded in 1580, Universidad de Santo Tomás is Colombia's oldest highest education institution. Santo Tomas invests extensively in research projects that have community and scientific impact, including areas such as environmental engineering, climate change, and water quality.

Students are encouraged to have real world-impact, and contribute to change both regionally and internationally.

More information about the university can be found here: https://hubs.la/Q04nCnqb0

If you are an institution that would like to accept Trinity’s ISE certificate as proof of a student’s English proficiency, please contact us at [email protected]

Attention all drama teachers!

Contemplating delivering graded exams for groups of students, or options to assess the full cast and crew of school productions?

This free resource pack will prove invaluable 👇

Group drama assessments are an ideal way to help students prepare for GCSEs and are ideally suited to being offered as part of timetabled activities for KS3.

Both Trinity Group and 'In Production' exams can be used to add value to school shows, and are available at Initial level through to Grade 8.

In the pack you'll find:

-Programme examples for Trinity Acting exams for Groups.
-An 8-week countdown planner to prepare for Trinity drama exams for groups.
-A comprehensive guide to Trinity's Group drama exams: approach, options and benefits.
-A guide on speaking to parents and school senior leaders about the benefits of Trinity drama.

Get your free resources here: https://hubs.la/Q04qDG6h0