Exams can be sat at one of RRC's UK exam centres or in one of our network of 190+ exam centres throughout the world.
- UK Exam Centres - London, Glasgow, Manchester
- RRC International Centres - Dubai, Georgia, Tunisia
- RRC International Exam Centre Network - See here
What does Gold Learning Partner mean?
RRC are delighted to have been evaluated as a NEBOSH Gold Learning Partner, the highest level in the NEBOSH Learning Partner programme.
NEBOSH introduced a Learning Partner Programme in September 2019 which recognises those Learning Partners that provide learners with the best possible learning experience.
All NEBOSH Learning Partners have been classified based on their performance against the programme’s principles which represent global best practice in the provision of course tuition and support. The key principles are:
- Ensure all learners understand what is expected of them and what they can expect from their Learning Provider.
- Create a learning environment that is engaging and encourages interaction that is appropriate for the course and type of delivery.
- Provide accurate course materials and continually update and improve them.
- Ensure tutors are qualified, knowledgeable, competent and engaging.
- Give learners feedback on their progress and provide appropriate support.
- Review course delivery and learner feedback and action as necessary.
Learner Partner Status
Learning Partners can be identified as follows:
- Gold - greatly exceeds the principles
- Silver - exceeds the principles
- Bronze - meets the principles
Each exam (IA, IB, IC) is three hours. In addition to this you will receive 10 minutes reading time at the start of the exam.
Unit DNI consists of an 8,000 word assignment takes around 50 hours to complete.
What does Unit DNI include?
Unit DNI consists of an 8,000 word assignment. This is carried out at your workplace and you will be assigned a tutor to submit elements to along the way.
Can I get Chartered Membership of IOSH (CMIOSH) by completing the NEBOSH International Diploma?
The NEBOSH International Diploma meets the academic requirements for Graduate Membership (GradIOSH) of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH), the first step to becoming a Chartered Member of IOSH (CMIOSH). You will then need to develop a Skills Development Portfolio and then attend a Peer Review Interview.
What educational level is the NEBOSH International Diploma?
The NEBOSH International Diploma is the equivalent of a level 6 qualifications (EQF), which is equivalent to a University honours degree.
What happens if I fail the exams?
If you do not pass your NEBOSH National Diploma exams on your first attempt, you are able to book a re-sit with our Exams team.
Do we have a graduation Ceremony?
Yes, all candidates who successfully complete the NEBOSH International Diploma are invited to attend a Graduation Ceremony. This is usually held in June at the University of Warwick.
Which Professional Recognitions am I eligible for with the NEBOSH International Diploma (2015)?
Please visit our Professional Recognition page for the full list of recognitions you are eligible for with the NEBOSH International Diploma (2015).
Can I do the exams online?
Exams cannot be completed online, exams must be completed at an approved centre, which will be arranged by our exams team.
No. You cannot take any learning materials into the exam with you.
Do I have to pay VAT if I am based outside the UK?
Only companies outside of the UK who can provide a valid VAT number will be exempt from VAT. All individuals irrespective of their location will have to pay VAT.
Would I be able to get past exam papers?
You are able to access a past paper and examiners feedback on expected answers from the NEBOSH website. Course providers are not allowed to sell/give past papers to students.
Am I eligible for TOTUM Pro membership?
Yes, when you study the NEBOSH International Diploma with RRC you are eligible to sign up for TOTUM Pro. This is a discount scheme that gives you access to exclusive discounts, offers and vouchers from hundreds of retailers. You can find out more about the scheme here.
