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We have been an accredited training company for over 20 years, so let us here at Brooks and Kirk assist you in achieving your ambition. You understand how the mechanics of running your own business work. It would be wrong for us to offer you advice on the best type of company structure for your accredited training company or your legal responsibilities.
If you do need advice in this area Great Business is a good place to start. You already have experience of being a trainer and want to take the next step in starting your own accredited training company.
Again if this is not the case, take a look at Assessor Training for help and advice. Training is a very diverse industry that can cover many different skills. You have already considered all the logistics and practicalities of starting your own accredited training company. There is a lot of different things to consider. If you are unsure we would suggest you take a read of our page about bespoke training ; you will find a lot of useful advice there.
Broadly speaking, accredited courses, also known as regulated courses, are courses that are overseen by awarding bodies who have registered themselves and the qualification with a regulator.
Once the awarding body and the qualification s have been registered with any or all of the governing bodies above, they can then be delivered by colleges or other training providers. However to ensure the consistent quality of these courses, colleges or training providers must first be approved by the awarding body to offer their qualifications. There are currently about active awarding bodies to choose from. Some of them offer a diverse range of qualifications, whilst others are sector specific.
The advice below comes from our experience working with a number of different awarding bodies. Hi Justin, Love these articles- so informative. Thank you for all that you do! Bo August 17, at pm. Bo Forbes Reply. Justin Ferriman Reply. Dear Justin, This is just an absolutely wonderful site offering a wealth of resources. Laura Reply. Do you know of any accreditation for a digital product? Blended learning March 19, at am. Don Reply. I do not. These are the main methods in the U.
March 19, at pm. April 3, at am. Felicity Reply. April 30, at am. Monique Boecking Reply. April 30, at pm. Very helpful and informative! July 5, at pm. Staci Reply. Glad it was useful! July 6, at am. Hi Justin, Thanks for sharing your advice! January 15, at pm. Rachel Reply. Professional associations and organizations might list your courses as suitable options for members.
You can then sponsor events from these associations or participate in some networking options. Those who are ambitious enough can even speak at such events. This gives you a lot of visibility, but it also allows you to showcase your course. However, most people learn early on that they must attend an accredited school, and any courses they take should be accredited, as well. Accreditation means that everything is covered in the material for someone to have a career in that particular industry.
The steps can be lengthy and require a lot of work and effort from you. However, this is an excellent way to boost sales of the course. More people want to take it, and you might be able to charge more because of the accreditation. How to Create an Effective Online Course. About the author: Hey there! Proudly brought to you by coffee. How to Get an Online Course Accredited?
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