NEBOSH International Diploma

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NEBOSH International Diploma in Occupational Safety & Health

NEBOSH International Diploma Overview

NEBOSH International Diploma SHEilds Health and Safety Course Image The NEBOSH International Diploma in Occupational Safety & Health course focuses on best industry practices for managing and implementing safety management systems.

This eLearning NEBOSH Diploma qualification has been designed to give students the confidence to implement the core knowledge and skills they will learn during the course of study.

Once NEBOSH qualified, students will be capable of performing the role of a highly skilled Occupational Health and Safety Practitioner (OHASP) in any industry.

There are no prerequisite entry requirements for the NEBOSH International Diploma qualification.

Although, it will be greatly beneficial for students to have already achieved certification in the NEBOSH International General Certificate before attempting this Diploma level course, as this greatly improves a students’ potential end-result.

Key Topics

There are four key topics covered in this NEBOSH Diploma:

Management of health and safety at work.
The identification and control of risk associated with hazardous agents, workplace issues and equipment.
Management of stress at work.
The importance of human factors in reducing incidents.

Study Level

Students should be aware this is a Degree level qualification. This means the NEBOSH International Diploma is a demanding qualification to study.

Students may find it difficult to gain a pass mark, if they do not have prior background knowledge as a health & safety practitioner or the ability to study at Degree level.

Who is this NEBOSH Diploma in Health & Safety for?

Designed for OSHA & SHE Practitioners with a desire to progress their career and plan to work outside of the United Kingdom.

NEBOSH International Diploma training is geared towards best international practices for implementing safety systems. This NEBOSH Diploma course will help you become a fully qualified health & safety practitioner.

If you intend on working within the United Kingdom, you must study the NEBOSH National Diploma as this covers the requirements of UK Law and Legislation.

What level is the NEBOSH International Diploma?

NEBOSH Diplomas are a Level 6 qualification on the NQF, a Level 10 on the SCQF and equivalent to a Bachelors Degree.

To progress further, we suggest moving on to a Level 6 NVQ or NEBOSH Environmental Diploma course.

NEBOSH International Diploma Cost

£1,450

AED: 6,986
ZAR: 27,730
EUR: 1,719
USD: 1,902

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International Diploma Quick Facts:

Course Level: Equivalent to Bachelor’s Degree.
Time dedication: 226-466 hours
Course duration: 24 Months
Course eLearning access: 24 Months
Average completion time: 12-18 Months
Study method: Online
NEBOSH Training & Support: Yes – ask us anything
NEBOSH Assessment: Three Written Exams + One Project
- Exam: In-person at Exam Centre
- Exam Dates: Jan or July
- Project: Assignment with Tutor Guidance
- Project Dates: Feb, May, Aug or Nov

International Diploma Exam Fees

Important note: You do not have to pay for NEBOSH exams initially. Exam fees are payable when booking your chosen exam date(s).

NEBOSH registration fee – £60
Written exam fee – £83 per paper
- Note there are 3 written papers.
Written exam venue fee – prices vary on location
Practical Assignment fee – £83

A full breakdown can be seen here.

Exam fees for the NEBOSH International Diploma are calculated as follows:

Step 1: Pay a NEBOSH Registration fee – When you want to take any exams you must register with NEBOSH, at a cost of £60.

Step 2: Register to take your written exam paper(s) at a cost of £83 each, plus the cost of the exam venue fee. Each each venue has different fees, some are even free.

Please note: There are three different written exam papers – Unit IA, Unit IB and Unit IC. You do not have to attempt all exams at the same time. It’s possible to take each written exam separately, i.e. on different exam schedules.

Step 3: Register to take your Practical Assignment (DNI) at a cost of £83, where you must upload your evidence directly to the NEBOSH website.

Please note: You do not have to take the exam & practical assignment at the same time.

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Main Benefits of the NEBOSH International Diploma

This Diploma level course and builds directly upon the knowledge provided by the NEBOSH International General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety.

Becoming qualified will also benefit your company. Some businesses will only use the services of companies that are compliant with particular recognised standards.

Benefits to Employers

When employees are qualified at the Diploma Level, your company reputation is improved by demonstrating that key social responsibilities and ethical practices are met by employing trained professionals.

In turn this helps to avoid prosecution and other legal issues.

Training Cost Savings

Completing a training course via Online Learning is very cost-effective!

Training costs are often many times less than those associated with classroom training, including:

Travel
Accommodation
Expenses
Employee downtime

Career Progression

Combined with a specialised qualification such as a NEBOSH Construction Certificate, NEBOSH Fire Certificate or a more practical Level 6 NVQ in health & safety, you’ll be qualified to the very highest levels.

Be at the top of the list for job interviews or quickly progress within your organisation as a professional health and safety practitioner.

Entry Requirements & Other Benefits

No formal entry requirements exist to enrol on to this NEBOSH International Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety Practice. This NEBOSH Diploma is equivalent to an Honours Degree and candidates must be prepared to study at this level.

The only critical requirement to enrol on this course is that the student must have an appropriate understanding of the English language in order to explain the concepts within the course syllabus.

Questions within NEBOSH examinations are all phrased in English. Your answers are also required to be provided in English.

As long as you meet the required standard of English, you can enrol on the NEBOSH International Diploma.

Study from Anywhere

NEBOSH Diploma candidates can enrol on to this course from anywhere in the world, for example:

MOD bases (great for MOD-ELC students)
Offshore rigs (inc. shipping/supply vessels)
Secure Installations (nuclear plants, government building, etc.)
Isolated locations (desert facilities)
All countries

Professional Membership

Completing the NEBOSH International Diploma, now allows you to apply for Graduate Membership of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (Grad IOSH). Member status of the Institute of Risk and Safety Management (MIIRSM) is also available.

There is the potential to become a Registered Membership of the Association for Project Safety (RMaPS), however this involves completing a NEBOSH Construction Certificate in addition to this Diploma.

Once you’ve completed this qualification you’ll be entitled to use the professional post nominals DipNEBOSH after your name, on business cards, letters and emails, etc.

Discounts for MOD personnel

You can enrol on the NEBOSH International Diploma and claim from the ELCAS scheme (or MOD-ELC).

Those eligible can use their Enhanced Learning Credits enabling you to claim up to 80% off the usual costs of this Diploma. You’ll pay only 20%! Ask us to see if you qualify

NEBOSH International Diploma Details

The NEBOSH International Diploma consists of 29 study elements, split over 3 Units and 1 assignment.

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Unit Elements, IA, IB, IC (written exam)

Unit IA: Syllabus

Unit IA: Managing health and safety	Learning Outcomes
Element IA1: Principles of health and safety management	Explain the moral, legal and economic reasons for the effective management of health and safety. Outline the societal factors which influence an organisation’s health and safety standards and priorities. Outline the uses of, and the reasons for, introducing a health and safety management system. Explain the principles and content of an effective health and safety management..
Element IA2: Regulating health and safety	Describe comparative governmental socio-legal and regulatory models. Outline the purpose of enforcement and laws of contract. Explain the role and limitations of the International Labour Organisation in a global health and safety setting. Explain the role non-governmental bodies and self-regulation has in securing common health and safety standards in a global economy.s.
Element IA3: Loss causation and incident investigation	Outline theories/models and use of loss causation techniques. Explain the use of quantitative methods in analysing loss data. Explain the significance and use of statutory and internal reporting of loss events. Explain the reasons for loss and near miss investigations and the procedures to be followed.
Element IA4: Measuring and reviewing health and safety performance	Explain the purpose and use of performance measurement in relation to health and safety objectives and arrangements. Explain the need for, and the objectives and limitations of, health and safety monitoring. Describe the variety of health and safety monitoring and measurement techniques. Explain the need for and process of reviewing health and safety performance.
Element IA5: The assessment and evaluation of risk	Explain how to use internal and external information sources in identifying hazards and the assessing of risk. Outline the use of a range of hazard identification techniques. Explain how to assess and evaluate risk and to implement a risk assessment programme. Explain the analysis, assessment and improvement of system failures and system reliability with the use of calculations. Explain the principles and techniques of failure tracing methodologies with the use of calculations.
Element IA6: Risk control	Explain the use of common risk management strategies. Outline factors to be taken into account when selecting risk controls. Explain the development, main features and operation of safe systems of work and permit-to-work systems.
Element IA7: Organisational factors	Explain the types of health and safety leadership, their advantages; disadvantages and likely impact on safety performance. Explain the organisational benefits of effective health and safety leadership. Explain the internal and external influences on health and safety in an organisation. Outline the different types of organisation, their structure, function and the concept of the organisation as a system. Explain the requirements for managing third parties in the workplace. Explain the role, influences on and procedures for formal and informal consultation with workers in the workplace. Explain health and safety culture and climate. Outline the factors which can both positively and negatively affect health and safety culture and climate.
Element IA8: Human Factors	Outline psychological and sociological factors which may give rise to specific patterns of safe and unsafe behaviour in the working environment. Explain the nature of the perception of risk and its relationship to performance in the workplace. Explain the classification of human failure. Explain appropriate methods of improving individual human reliability in the workplace. Explain how organisational factors can contribute to improving human reliability. Explain how job factors can contribute to improving human reliability. Outline the principles, conditions and typical content of behavioural change programmes designed to improve safe behaviour in the workplace.
Element IA9: The role of the health and safety practitioner	Explain the role of the health and safety practitioner. Explain the importance of effective communication and negotiation skills when promoting health and safety. Outline how health and safety practitioners can use financial justification to aid decision making.

Unit IB: Syllabus

Unit IB: Hazardous substances / agents	Learning Outcomes
Element IB1: Managing occupational health	Outline the nature of occupational health. Outline the principles and benefits of the management of return to work including the role of outside support agencies. Outline the management of occupational health (including the practical and legal aspects).
Element IB2: Identification, assessment and evaluation of hazardous substances	Explain the main routes of entry and the human body’s defensive responses to hazardous substances. Explain the identification, classification and health effects of hazardous substances used in the workplace. Outline the factors to consider when undertaking assessment and evaluation of risks from hazardous substances. Outline the role of epidemiology and toxicological testing.
Element IB3: The control of hazardous substances	Explain the principles of prevention and control of exposure to hazardous substances (including carcinogens and mutagens). Outline the specific requirements for working with asbestos. Explain the uses and limitations of dilution ventilation and the purpose and operation of local exhaust ventilation, including assessing and maintaining effectiveness Explain the effectiveness of various types of personal protective equipment (PPE) and the factors to consider in selection of PPE.
Element IB4: The monitoring and measuring of hazardous substances	Explain how workplace exposure limits are used in the workplace. Outline the methods for sampling of airborne contaminants. Outline the principles of biological monitoring.
Element IB5: Biological agents	Explain the types and properties of biological agents found at work. Explain the assessment and control of risk from deliberate and non-deliberate exposure to biological agents at work.
Element IB6: Noise and vibration	Explain the basic physical concepts relevant to noise. Explain the effects of noise on the individual and the use of audiometry. Explain the measurement and assessment of noise exposure. Explain the principles and methods of controlling noise and noise exposure. Explain the basic physical concepts relevant to vibration. Explain the effects of vibration on the individual. Explain the measurement and assessment of vibration exposure. Explain the principles and methods of controlling vibration and vibration exposure.
Element IB7: Radiation	Outline the nature of the different types of ionising and non-ionising radiation. Explain the effects of exposure to non-ionising radiation, its measurement and control. Outline the effects of exposure to ionising radiation, its measurement and control. Outline the different sources of lasers found in the workplace, the classification of lasers and the control measures.
Element IB8: Mental ill-health and dealing with violence and aggression at work	Explain the effects and causes of common types of mental ill-health within the workplace. Explain the identification and control of workplace mental ill-health with reference to legal duties and other standards. Explain the scope, effects and causes of work-related violence/aggression Explain the identification and control of work-related violence/aggression with reference to legal duties.
Element IB9: Musculoskeletal risks and controls	Outline types, causes and relevant workplace examples of injuries and ill-health conditions associated with repetitive physical activities, manual handling and poor posture. Explain the assessment and control of risks from repetitive activities, manual handling and poor posture.
Element IB10: Work environment risks and controls	Explain the need for, and factors involved in, the provision and maintenance of temperature in both moderate and extreme thermal environments. Explain the need for suitable and sufficient lighting in the workplace, units of measurement of light and the assessment of lighting levels in the workplace. Explain the need for welfare facilities and arrangements in fixed and temporary workplaces. Explain the requirements and provision for first aid in the workplace.

Unit IC: Syllabus

Unit IC: Workplace and work equipment safety	Learning Outcomes
Element IC1: Workplace welfare requirements and specific workplace issues	Explain the need for, and factors involved in, the provision and maintenance of a safe working environment. Explain the hazards, risks and control measures associated with work in confined spaces. Outline the main issues associated with maintaining structural safety of workplaces. Explain the hazards, risks, and controls when working at height. Explain the hazards, risks and controls for lone working.
Element IC2: Fire and explosion	Outline the properties of flammable and explosive materials and the mechanisms by which they ignite. Outline the behaviour of structural materials, buildings and building contents in a fire. Outline the main principles and practices of prevention and protection against fire and explosion.
Element IC3: Workplace fire risk assessment	Outline the main legal requirements for fire safety in the workplace. Explain the processes involved in the identification of hazards and the assessment of risk from fire. Describe common fire detection and alarm systems and procedures. Outline the factors to be considered when selecting fixed and portable fire-fighting equipment for the various types of fire. Outline the factors to be considered in providing and maintaining the means of escape. Explain the purpose of, and essential requirements for, emergency evacuation procedures.
Element IC4: The storage, handling and processing of dangerous substances	Outline the main physical and chemical characteristics of industrial chemical processes. Outline the main principles of the safe storage, handling and transport of dangerous substances. Outline the main principles of the design and use of electrical systems and equipment in adverse or hazardous environments. Explain the need for emergency planning, the typical organisational arrangements needed for emergencies and relevant regulatory requirements.
Element IC5: Work equipment	Outline the criteria for the selection of suitable work equipment for particular tasks and processes to eliminate or reduce risks Explain how risks to health and safety arising from the use of work equipment are controlled Explain safe working procedures for the maintenance, inspection and testing of work equipment according to the risks posed Explain the role of competence, training, information and supervision in the control of risks arising from the installation, operation, maintenance and use of work equipment Outline the maintenance and prevention strategies when working with pressure systems.
Element IC6: Workplace machinery	Outline the principles of safety integration and the considerations required in a general workplace machinery risk assessment. Outline the principal generic mechanical and non-mechanical hazards of general workplace machinery. Outline the main types of protective devices found on general workplace machinery. Explain the principles of control associated with the maintenance of general workplace machinery. Explain the key safety characteristics of general workplace machinery control systems.
Element IC7: Mobile, lifting, access and work at height equipment	Outline the main hazards and control measures associated with mobile work equipment. Outline the main hazards and control measures associated with lifting equipment. Outline the main hazards and control measures associated with access equipment and equipment for working at height.
Element IC8: Electrical safety	Outline the basic concepts of electricity. Outline the hazards of electricity and static electricity. Outline the issues relevant to the installation, use, inspection and maintenance of electrical systems. Outline the main principles for safe working in the vicinity of high voltage systems. Outline the main hazards, risks and controls associated with the use of portable electrical equipment.
Element IC9: Construction and works of a temporary nature – hazards and controls	Outline the scope and nature of construction activities. Explain the scope and application of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 and associated guidance. Explain the appropriate site control measures that should be adopted to protect employees and others during construction work. Outline the hazards and control measures associated with working at height from fixed work or temporary platforms. Explain the hazards and control measures, associated with demolition work. Explain the hazards and control measures associated with excavation work.
Element IC10: Workplace transport and managing work-related road risk	Outline the factors to be considered in a workplace transport risk assessment and the controls available for managing workplace transport risk. Outline the role and purpose of a work-related road risk policy and the key components of a work-related road traffic safety management system.

Unit DNI: Assignment

Unit DNI: Application of health and safety management in the workplace	Brief Description
Aim of the DNI Assignment	Students demonstrate their competency and understanding gained from the study of Units IA, IB and IC, based on a practical workplace situation.
Materials Covered	The assignment unit DNI contains no additional content. Important note: Element Unit IA9 will only be assessed in the assignment.
Assignment Brief	Students are required to perform a review of the existing systems for managing health and safety in a workplace. Students will then provide their recommendations to justify proportionate recommendations in an aim to improve performance.
Assignment Location	The assignment must be carried out in the student’s workplace. Where no access to a suitable workplace is available, the accredited course provider should be consulted to assist in this regard. Both the student and the employer should be made aware the report of Unit DNI is for educational purposes only.
Assignment Submission	Students can submit their DNI assignment report in the months of February, May, August and November. The assignment is submitted directly to NEBOSH electronically for marking.

Please note: An adequate understanding of the English language required by students who undertake study for the NEBOSH International Diploma must be to such a level that they can both understand and articulate the key concepts contained within the course syllabus.

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Take a quick look at breakdown of the course details in the next section, you’ll see a brief outline of the steps to pass this NEBOSH Diploma.

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Course Details: NEBOSH Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety

How the course is graded
Candidates must achieve at least 45% from each of the three written exam papers and 50% from the assignment.
To pass this NEBOSH International Diploma, you’ll need to achieve:
- At least 45% or 54 marks out of 120 from each written exam papers (Unit IA, IB & IC), plus
- A minimum of 50% or 50 marks out of 100 from the DNI Unit Assignment
To pass this qualification you will need to complete the three written exam papers Unit IA, Unit IB & Unit IC and the DNI Assignment (a practical report) before a final overall grade is awarded.
To achieve the minimum pass grade the percentage grade for each unit are added together, where students must score at least: 185-239 to pass, 240-279 for a credit and 280 or more to pass with a distinction!
Awarding Body
NEBOSH est. 1979, has been a UK-recognised awarding body since 2000 and received Approved Awarding Body Status from the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) Accreditation in 2009.
Recommended for
This NEBOSH International Diploma course is designed for individuals with high-level health & safety responsibilities and will help candidates to develop the knowledge and skills in order to become a fully qualified health & safety practitioner.
Course Duration
Approximately 226-466 hours time dedication is required to be completed within a two-year period. On average candidates complete the NEBOSH International Diploma in 12-18 months.
Overview of Time dedication:
- Unit IA: 86 hours tuition plus 68 hours private study.
- Unit IB: 65 hours tuition plus 50 hours private study.
- Unit IC: 70 hours tuition plus 50 hours private study.
- Unit DNI: 5 hours tuition plus 72 hours private study.
- Total: 226 tuition hours, 240 private study hours = 466 hours.
Study Method
Online access to your study materials is provided with downloadable content and tutor support.
Study Syllabus
With a total of 29 unit elements to study and 1 assignment to submit, you’ll learn how to apply your knowledge of health and safety management in the workplace to the very highest standard.
NEBOSH Training Support
All our NEBOSH Diploma courses include Unlimited Tutor Support. You’ll receive all the guidance you need to successfully complete the NEBOSH International Diploma.
NEBOSH Examinations
Three Written Exams + One Assignment
SHEilds have hundreds of NEBOSH exam centres around the globe, speak to us to find out more.
There are 29 units to study followed by three 3 hour, in-person written exams (Unit IA, IB & IC):
- Unit IA, IB & IC exams are held twice a year in the months of January and July.
You must also submit an 8,000 word, work-place based assignment (Unit DNI), consisting of a report with recommendations.
- DNI assignments are held four times a year in the months of February, May, August and November.
Steps to Pass
There are 6 steps to passing the NEBOSH International Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety.
1. Enrol on the NEBOSH International Diploma with SHEilds.
2. Study the 29 elements of the three Units IA, IB & IC.
3. Register for and sit the three written exam papers, in-person at an exam centre.
4. Study the DNI assignment guidance with tutor support.
5. Register for the Assignment (DNI) and submit your report to the NEBOSH website.
6. Once the written exams & assignment are submitted, you’ll receive your final grade.
Once the written exams & assignment are completed, students will receive their final NEBOSH International Diploma grade via post directly from nebosh. Between 8-10 weeks later your certificate of completion will be sent to your course provider (SHEilds). We’ll then contact you and send your certificate to an address of your choosing via post.

NEBOSH International Diploma Exam Dates & Locations

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NEBOSH International Diploma Global Exam Venues

SHEilds operate World-Wide – with hundreds of nebosh examination venues, SHEilds can support your needs. Unlike many other nebosh providers, we have a presence around the Globe! Tell us where you’d like to sit your exam, we’re sure to have an exam venue location in your area.

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NEBOSH Diploma UK Exam Venues

NEBOSH examination venues within the UK are available at a number of locations, including Hull (no exam venue fee), London, Coventry and Bolton in England; Edinburgh in Scotland and Belfast in Northern Ireland are available, attracting a small exam venue fee. Just outside of the UK we also have an exam venue in Dublin, Ireland, again with a small venue fee.

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NEBOSH International Diploma Exam Dates

NEBOSH International Diploma examinations for the written papers Unit IA, IB & IC happen twice a year annually in the months of January and July.

NEBOSH Interntional Diploma Exams

Registration Deadline Date	Event	Event Date	Event Description
9^th November 2018	Exam Paper IA	15^th January 2019	Registration Opens
9^th November 2018	Exam Paper IB	16^th January 2019	Registration Opens
9^th November 2018	Exam Paper IC	17^th January 2019	Registration Opens
30^th November 2018	Late exam registration	15^th – 17^th January 2019	Late exam registration period for new students only: Exam venue limitations apply. Course payment with exam registration fees and venues fees if applicable to be paid in full at time of booking. Late penalty fee incurred for existing student who wish to register.
13^th May 2019	Exam Paper IA	15^th July 2019	Registration Opens
13^th May 2019	Exam Paper IB	16^th July 2019	Registration Opens
13^th May 2019	Exam PaperI C	17^th July 2019	Registration Opens
7^th June 2019	Late exam registration	16^th – 18^th July 2019	Late exam registration period for new students only: Exam venue limitations apply. Course payment with exam registration fees and venues fees if applicable to be paid in full at time of booking. Late penalty fee incurred for existing student who wish to register.

* It’s Important to note: Exam venue limitations apply. Course payment with exam registration fees and venues fees if applicable to be paid in full at time of booking. Late penalty fee incurred for existing student who wish to register.

In addition to the three written exam papers above, you’ll also need to complete the DNI Unit Assignment, consisting of a report with recommendations, you’ll find the submission dates below.

Assignment (DNI) Submission Dates

The Assignment (DNI) report can be attempted four times a year annually in the months of February, May, August and November.

You must register to submit your assignment to NEBOSH within the deadline.

NEBOSH International Diploma Assignment DNI

Registration Deadline Date	Event	Event Date	Event Description
16^th January 2019	Unit D Assignment Submissions	Feb-19	Registration closes for all students.
8^th April 2019	Unit D Assignment Submissions	May-19	Registration closes for all students.
8^th July 2019	Unit D Assignment Submissions	Aug-19	Registration closes for all students.
4^th October 2019	Unit D Assignment Submissions	Nov-19	Registration closes for all students.

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NEBOSH online learning or e-learning is an electronic means of study or study submission for NEBOSH health & safety qualifications.

For this NEBOSH International Diploma course, you will use a specially designed easy to use online platform, which allows you to study online, attempt practice questions and interact with your tutor and fellow students.

Students studying NEBOSH online, will upload their completed DNI Assignment directly to the nebosh website for marking. The three written exams are taken in-person, rather than online adhering to NEBOSH’s strict examination requirements.

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Our Tutors use the SHEilds eLearning platform to support students around the world. Our messaging system and support forums are an excellent way to engage, where our tutors can provide expert support.

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Our eLearning platform is fully supported by our UK based Technical Support Team. We have many options for you to contact us and speak to a member of our team.

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ZAR: 27,730
EUR: 1,719
USD: 1,902

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