Teach with Trinity offers free introductory courses for people interested in exploring English language teaching and developing their teaching knowledge.
The courses provide an opportunity to learn about teaching-related topics without committing to a formal qualification.
What courses are available?
Teach with Trinity offers two free introductory courses designed to introduce participants to aspects of English language teaching.
Each course takes approximately three hours to complete.
These short courses can be a starting point for people exploring teaching or looking to develop their existing knowledge.
Who are the courses for?
The introductory courses may be of interest to:
People considering a career in English language teaching.
Those who want to explore teaching before undertaking a formal qualification.
Teachers interested in refreshing or developing their knowledge.
Are the courses free?
Yes. The Teach with Trinity introductory courses are free.
They are separate from Trinity's regulated TESOL qualifications and should not be confused with a teaching qualification such as CertTESOL.
Will I receive a Trinity TESOL qualification?
No. Completing an introductory Teach with Trinity course does not award a Trinity TESOL qualification.
If you are looking for a recognised qualification, Trinity offers several options depending on your experience and professional goals:
CertTESOL – For those beginning a career in English language teaching.
TYLEC – For teachers interested in teaching English to young learners.
CertOT – For teachers developing specialist online teaching skills.
CertPT – For practising teachers seeking further professional development.
DipTESOL – For experienced teachers seeking advanced professional development.
For help choosing a qualification, see Which Trinity TESOL qualification is right for me?
How do I access the courses?
Visit Trinity's Teach with Trinity course information to explore the available introductory courses and find out how to access them.
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