Applicants, teachers and candidates based in the UK and not entering via a Private Exam Centre can book and pay online on MyTrinity for digital exams. Online booking includes group (including In Production), pair exams and Acting for Screen.
See our knowledge base for guidance on the process and read our booking checklist to make sure you have everything you need.
If you have booked or submitted any digital exams in the last three years or use MyTrinity to book face-to-face exams you can use the same account details to book and submit digital exams on MyTrinity.
Applicants, teachers and candidates based in the Republic of Ireland who would usually enter face-to-face exams via our network of public centres should send their entry to their Local Area Representative, in the same way as for a face-to-face exam.
Contact the relevant centre representative who will share details about how to make an entry and payment. You can find contacts details on our centre map.
Registered Exam Centres can book by entering candidates on Trinity Online or via our new booking and payment platform, MyTrinity. If you have not used MyTrinity before and would like to get going please contact us to get set up.
Please enter your candidates when the candidates have recorded, or are ready to record their exams. There is no minimum fee for your booking.
You may also wish to check the Digital Grades and Diplomas and Acting for Screen areas on our website, where you will find details about the qualifications, filming guidance and other important information.
Need to contact us?
There is no deadline to book a Digital Grades and Diplomas exam. UK candidates entering online should book when they are ready to submit their entry, we recommend they film their entry before they make their booking.
Private centres arranging their own entries, along Public Centre Representatives co-ordinating entries in the Republic of Ireland, should submit their booking when their group is ready.
You can enter multiple candidates at the same time under one booking. Please use the email address of the person you would like to manage the exam submission as the ‘submitter’ email. This is the email address used to set up log in details for our exam submission platform, MyTrinity. For group (including In Production) and pair entries you need only give a single email address for the submitter for your group or pair exam.
The submitter will receive an email with a link to an exam form to upload the candidate’s submission, they have four weeks to complete the submission from when they receive this email and the deadline is shown in the email and online in MyTrinity. You will receive a reminder email of your submission deadline and your exam form will be closed after the deadline passes. If you miss your deadline you may need to make and pay for a new entry. Please contact us if you are not receiving emails from us or will struggle to make your submission deadline.
If the submitter is using the MyTrinity platform for the first time, they will be asked to set up an account, if they have previously booked digital exams and created an account with us they may already have an account on MyTrinity that can be reused. The submitter can then use the same account details for any future Digital Grade or Diploma exam submissions with Trinity College London.
You can expect the marking to take an average of two weeks for grades. Marking of diplomas usually takes 4 weeks, and if there are further checks to be made, can take up to 8 weeks. An email will be sent out once marking is completed and you will be able to view the result and download the results report from MyTrinity. If the candidate passes the exam they will also receive a digital certificate and the option to buy a printed copy, via the email provided for the candidate.
At this stage, Registered Exam Centres will also be able to see their candidates’ results and certificates on MyTrinity and they can also make orders for paper certificates for their groups via our certificate platform.
If your result is ‘referred’ by the examiner there will be a delay in these timescales of up to 30 working days from the point the exam is referred depending on the type of referral. You will get an email notifying you of the referral and of any actions you need to take to ensure the exam is able to be marked. Find out more about what a referral means on our syllabus infringement page.
Our handy checklists for Classical & Jazz, Rock & Pop and Drama & Speech can help ensure you aren't referred so please check these out before submitting.
Make sure you don’t miss the latest news from Trinity College London. Sign up for email updates about your subject area.