An academic transcript from a degree awarding body can also be referred to as an academic record, a diploma supplement, a statement of learning, a record of achievement or something else similar. It should list all the modules or subjects you studied in each year, the marks or grades you achieved for each module and the credit rating and level of each module. If your previous study pre-dates credit ratings, the transcript should clearly indicate the proportion of the qualification for which you successfully completed the assessment. It should be stamped or signed by the registry of your previous institution and be on original letter-headed paper. If you do not have an academic transcript you will need to contact your previous institution to request one.
An academic transcript from a professional body may be referred to as a notification of results, a summary of results, a notification of performance, a record of education & training or something else similar. It should list all the modules or subjects you studied in each year, the marks or grades you achieved for each module and the credit rating and level of each module. If the study was incomplete, the transcript should clearly indicate the proportion of the qualification for which you successfully completed the assessment. It should be stamped or signed by your previous institution and be on original letter-headed paper. If you do not have this information you will need to contact the professional body’s examinations or membership department to request it.