Credential guide
Free GCP completion, with a record others can verify.
What is free, what you have to finish, what a reviewer sees on your public record, and what the optional printable PDF adds.


Record identity
MTA-TR-YYYYMM-XXXXXX
Every completion gets a unique record number and a public verification URL. A reviewer can use either one.
What free includes
One record, two presentations
Your online record is what a reviewer verifies. The PDF is a printable version of that record, not a second credential, and you never need it to be verified.
- Learning access
- The GCP track is free to enroll in.
- Completion work
- The required courses and their quizzes and exams are part of the track.
- Public record
- Your online completion record and its public verification URL come with completion. You never need to buy the PDF to be verified.
- Printable PDF
- Optional and sold separately. Its QR code opens the same public verification record.
How it works
How your record is issued
Your record is issued when the learning and graded work are done. Buying the PDF plays no part in it.
- 01
Finish the required courses
Every course marked required in the track has to be complete, from an active enrollment.
- 02
Pass the quizzes and exams
The lesson quizzes, module quizzes, course exams, and any required challenge are checked from your learning record. At least one graded assessment has to be passed.
- 03
Get your record
When the required courses and their quizzes and exams are done, we issue your Good Clinical Practice record with its MTA-TR number and a public verification page.
What a reviewer sees
What a reviewer can check
The public record shows a reviewer the record itself. Whether it meets the reviewer's own policy is their call.
- Awarded to
- Holder display name
- Learning track
- Credential name
- Completed
- Issue or completion date
- Record no.
- Unique MTA-TR identifier
- Status
- Current public record status
- Transcript
- Completed-course detail on the record
Three ways in
- 01
Open the shared verification URL
The URL opens the public record directly.
- 02
Enter the MTA-TR record number
The lookup form takes the full record number and finds the matching record.
- 03
Scan the QR code on the optional PDF
The PDF's QR code opens the same public verification URL. The free online record does not need a PDF or a QR code.
Limits of acceptance
Verification is evidence, not universal approval.
A valid public record confirms what you completed and its current status. The employer, sponsor, site, study, or other responsible reviewer still decides whether it meets their requirements.
MyTrial Academy's GCP training is TransCelerate-recognized. Whether to accept a training program is each sponsor's or employer's own decision, and every credential carries a public verification record they can check in seconds.
Questions
Before you share the record
The free online record and the optional printable PDF are different things. Acceptance stays with the responsible reviewer.
What is free in the GCP completion path?
What must I complete before a record is issued?
How does a reviewer verify the completion record?
What credential ID format does the GCP track use?
Does the free online record have a QR code?
Will every employer or sponsor accept the record?
How long is the GCP completion record valid?
Can I share the record on a CV or professional profile?
Next step
Complete the track. Share the record.
Start with the curriculum, or see how a record looks to a reviewer.