GESE Grades (1–4) can now be taken at home — these are booked as GESE Home exams.
Whether taken face-to-face, online or at home, the content and skills assessed for all GESE exams is the same. The results and certificates for online exams are issued in line with Trinity's existing processes for exams leading to fully regulated qualifications that adhere to rigorous standards.
To accommodate the use of video conferencing, some aspects of delivery differ from in-person examiner assessments, and from centre-based online exams via Zoom.
For example, for home-based assessments the Trinity examiner also acts as an invigilator, and for candidates aged under 18, an adult chaperone must remain present.
Watch our guide for centres video about preparing to run GESE Home exam sessions:
Download the PDF procedures checklist for running GESE Home exam sessions.
Download the procedures for centres
Click here for frequently asked questions.
Our Ready, set go! video shows candidates how to prepare to take GESE Home exams:
Checklist for candidates and chaperones
Download the PDF checklist about how to get ready to take GESE Home exams.
Download the checklist for candidates and chaperones
Practise using Zoom
Candidates should prepare for their exam and exam tasks in the usual way. They should also download and practise using Zoom with parents and friends before the exam, so that they feel familiar with waiting rooms and chat boxes and talking to people online via the app. Download the Zoom app.
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