SECURE ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEST (SELT) One-to-one Speaking and Listening test via online via video conference Hamlets News -5 June 2020: Trinity College London has updated its guidelines to response the situations created by the COVID 19. The candidates attending in their Secure English Language Tests (SELT) will now take their one-to-one speaking and listening test with a Trinity examiner online via video conference at a Trinity SELT test centre. Trinity College London has assured there will no change to the exam length and content. SELT test centres and COVID-19 - what to expect [...]

Free COVID 19 Course Hamlets News : As a registered training provider in further education in UK including Food Safety and Health and Safety, we understand the unique needs of the business. To help you protect individual from coronavirus, we are offering COVID-19 e-learning course completely free of charge. We know that it is a difficult time and understanding the best course of action can be stressful. That is why we are offering this course completely free of charge. We want you to be confident in the actions you are taking to protect yourself, loved ones and colleagues. The course covers:  [...]

COVID 19: Hamlets Training Centre’s plan to combat coronavirus  and encourage social distancing while learning continues How Does Distance Learning work ? Hamlets Training Centre has introduced Distance learning in addition to its regular  classroom training,  which is a way of learning remotely without being in regular face-to-face contact with a teacher in the classroom. In the UK, this online virtual learning system has already become popular to many students either doing a short training course such as A1 or B1 SELT English   course for immigration, Food Safety training for Hospitality and Catering or taking a degree from a [...]

Need help with Trinity’s Secure English Language tests? We are happy to help you to learn from your home E- learning – English Language for Citizenship (Flexible learning available) Due to the coronavirus outbreak and the popular demands we have started Distance Learning English Language for immigration, settlement or British Citizenship.  Furthermore this form of education in which the main elements include physical separation of teachers and students during teaching and the use of various skills to enable student-teacher and student-student communication. In short if you want to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (to settle in UK) [...]

Trinity College London -Home Office Approved Message from a SELT Course provider  I hope you and your colleagues and family members are well despite this pandemic as a result of deadly corona virus. We are trying our level best to help stop this virus spreading and make sure that our students taking the Secure English Language test & Life in the UK Test courses on distance learning (learn from home) online and addition to the classroom training. As a listed SELT course provider in East London I would like to assure that Trinity College London's SELT qualifications are accepted by [...]

Approved English language tests for UK Visa On the 10th of March 2020 the list of tests and test centres approved by UK Visas and Immigration  have been updated by the Home Office to show that applicants have the required level of English for their visa. Her is the  full list Classroom, Distance learning and Online English Language Course for UK Visa Following the government's regular guidelines and updates we have updated our teaching and learning method  to teach our students  on distance learning by using the latest video classroom / online in addition to our classroom [...]

Economic response to coronavirus by the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak on COVID19 Hamlets News: 17 March 2020 The Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak said the coronavirus pandemic is a public health emergency. In his statement he said  it is also an economic emergency. Today he offered a package of government-backed and guaranteed loans of an initial £330 billion to support businesses to get through this. Here is the chancellor's full statement