December 2, 2022NEBOSH has mapped the AIM/NCRQ qualification against its own National Diploma.
It says is has idenfitifed “shared learning points across the two syllabuses and, for people who would like to switch to a NEBOSH Diploma, where we can recognise their prior learning”.
However, it caveats and recommends that students refer to AIM Qualifications for “information about your individual situation before making a decision about your continued studies”.
NEBOSH is collaborating with a number of leaning partners including: Astutis, British Safety Council, Cambridge Safety, Capital People, Compass Skills Training, Phoenix Health & Safety, RRC International and SHEilds.
It says prospective learners need to register with one its partners before they can undertake any other NEBOSH courses.
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Surely it would have been prudent to include the fact that you still need to complete all 3 NEBOSH OBEs regardless of your completion along the NCRQ path?