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Academic Transcript Translation

Certified translation of academic transcripts for UK ENIC, university admissions and employers, with grades, credits and grading scales explained in English.

Academic transcript translation into English for UK ENIC, university admissions and employers. Module names, credits, grades and the grading scale are translated and explained, with the institution and award title preserved, and issued with a signed certification page. From £40.

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    Academic Transcript Translation

    A transcript is harder to read than a degree certificate because the grading system, credits and module names rarely translate directly. UK ENIC and admissions teams need the scale explained, not just the words converted, so the translation makes the marking scheme explicit while keeping the original structure.

    What the Translation Covers

    • Full Transcript: Every module, credit value, mark and resit shown on the record.

    • Grading Explained: The grading scale and pass marks described in English so the result can be assessed.

    • Institution and Award: Official institution name, faculty, award title and dates of study.

    • Certification Page: the translator's name, credentials, date and a signed statement of accuracy for transcripts.

    Before You Order

    How the transcript will be used decides how much explanation is needed.

    • UK ENIC or University: Comparability statements and admissions teams both need the grading scale explained.

    • Grading System: Local marks, percentages, GPA and class bands are described in the translation.

    • Apostille or Notarisation: Only needed if the transcript is also used outside the UK.

    If your transcript has no credit values, send the course handbook page if you have it.

    Prices are per document and start at £40 — see what a translation costs.

    Streamlined Workflow

    How It Works: 3 Steps to a Certified Translation

    A simple route from a phone photo to a certified PDF prepared for the receiving authority.

    Using this document outside the UK?

    We arrange FCDO apostilles with our Express Service (6-7 working days) or Urgent Service (3-4 working days), including notarisation where the receiving authority requires it.

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    Language Coverage

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    What our clients say

    Rated 4.9/5 from 314 verified reviews for Home Office applications, court-ready Statements of Truth and UK ENIC submissions.

    “My university transcript was certified for a UK ENIC assessment and accepted without a follow-up question.”

    YT

    Yuki T.

    “The translator understood the grading system and kept the mark sheets in the original layout.”

    AC

    Ana C.

    “Degree certificate and transcripts were translated for a professional registration and accepted first time.”

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    Sanjay P.

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    Frequently asked questions

    DHCTranslations translates academic transcripts into English for UK ENIC, university admissions and employers. Modules, credits and grades are translated with the grading scale explained, and the certified PDF is usually returned the same day when the order and cleared payment are confirmed before 4pm on a working day.

    Transcript translation starts at £40 per document, with longer transcripts priced from £0.09 per word after 400 words. Notarisation on transcripts orders is quoted separately, because the fee depends on the document and the notary's availability.

    Most transcripts are returned the same day when the order and cleared payment are confirmed before 4pm on a working day, which covers urgent UK ENIC or admissions deadlines. Longer transcripts files are given a delivery date before payment.

    Yes. The translation includes the translator credentials, date and a signed statement of accuracy, which is the format UK ENIC requires for overseas qualifications.

    Yes. Marks, percentages, GPA, class bands and pass marks are described in English alongside the original values, so the receiving institution can assess the result correctly.

    No. UK ENIC, universities and employers require an independent translation. Self-translations, or translations by family and friends, are not accepted.

    No. Clear scans or photographs of every page are enough, including the reverse and any seals. Your transcripts originals stay with you, and the certified translation comes back as a PDF.

    Yes. The subject table, credits, grades and any stamps or annotations are preserved or explained, so the transcript can be checked line by line.

    Usually not for UK use. An FCDO Apostille or notarisation is only needed when the transcript is used abroad or another authority asks for legalisation.

    Send any course handbook or result explanation you have. Where the scale is missing, the translation notes that it was not stated on the original rather than guessing.

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