What your certificate represents
Successful candidates receive certification for the International Teaching Diploma programme and level they complete. The credential records professional teacher training and can be presented alongside academic qualifications, experience and supporting documents when applying for relevant education roles.
What employers may want to verify
Programme and level
The exact programme title and whether you completed the Diploma or PG Diploma route.
Completion status
Confirmation that the required learning and assessment requirements were successfully completed.
Institutional identity
London College of Teachers Limited, UK company number 12339919, and the official LCT contact channels.
Provider reference
LCT publishes UKPRN 10096558 through its institutional verification information.
Professional certification and teacher licensing
The International Teaching Diploma is a professional teacher-training credential. Government teacher registration or licensing is a separate process in jurisdictions where a role is regulated. Requirements can include academic degrees, supervised practice, background checks, examinations, document attestation or other country-specific conditions.
Using your credential internationally
- Check whether the teaching role is regulated in your destination country.
- Confirm the employer's academic and experience requirements.
- Check any teacher-registration, visa, background-check or attestation requirements.
- Keep your certificate, course information and supporting records together.
- Use official LCT verification channels if an employer or institution requests confirmation.
Certification can vary by programme
LCT publishes programme-specific certification information. Where an academic partnership or joint certification applies, it should be stated on the relevant programme page or enrolment documentation. Candidates should confirm the exact certificate title and issuer arrangement for their chosen route before enrolment.