NEBOSH International Diploma

Why take the NEBOSH Diploma?

This Internationally recognised qualification will position you as a practitioner and expert in the field with the academic credentials to be a competent professional. You will become invaluable to employers with the practical skill set and knowledge to introduce significant cost efficiencies through effective management and promote a safer working environment.

Is the NEBOSH International Diploma for Me?

The NEBOSH Diploma is for aspiring health and safety professionals who want to develop their career to the highest level in health & safety. It is strongly recommended that you have completed the NEBOSH International General Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety before starting this course.

Structured Classroom Training

Taking your NEBOSH Diploma with Astutis you benefit from:

• Lively training with discussions, case studies, workplace scenarios and problem-solving
• Reassurance with ongoing support on all aspects of your course from CMIOSH tutors and our in-house resources team
• Quality learning materials developed and maintained in-house to ensure consistency, quality and currency of information
• Success with high pass well above national average
• Comprehensive course materials, resources library, workbooks and exam materials
• 9 free revision webinars
• Experienced tutor guidance, from CMIOSH tutors and NEBOSH examiners, via email and phone
• Exam preparation; exam revision guides, past exam questions and mock exams with ongoing feedback
• All NEBOSH examination and registration fees included
• Lunch and refreshments each day of your course

NEBOSH International Diploma Exams

NEBOSH International Diploma examinations will normally be held each year in the third full week of January and in the first full week of July unless prior notice has been given beforehand. Papers for Units A, B and C shall be offered on the mornings of Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday respectively.

How is the NEBOSH Diploma assessed?

There are 3 half day exams, one each for Unit A, B and C and an 8,000-word dissertation for Unit D/DNI.