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Astutis receives Gold Learning Partner Status from NEBOSH

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Health and safety training specialist Astutis Ltd has received Gold Learning Partner Status from NEBOSH for excelling in the provision of course tuition and support in health and safety training

The learning partner programme is a quality assurance scheme that recognises those providers who can prove that they meet the principles of best practice in the provision of NEBOSH course tuition and support.

Following accreditation, the Cardiff-based firm also launched two new NEBOSH courses for occupational health and safety, which have a new structure, enabling learners to navigate easily with bite-sized micro-learning plus offline study.

The online NEBOSH general certificate courses are the most popular and recognised qualifications of their kind. The qualification encourages a pragmatic approach to managing risk and covers the main legal requirements for health and safety in the UK.

Astutis delivers NEBOSH, IOSH and IEMA approved courses enabling companies to assess and manage risks, protect employees and preserve the environment.

Achieving Learning Partner Gold Status with NEBOSH means that Astutis has exceeded six learning excellence principles: learner expectations, learning environment, quality of course materials, qualified tutors, learner support and delivery evaluation.

Steve Terry, managing director of Astutis, is thrilled at receiving gold status from NEBOSH as he feels that it reflects the high priority the company puts on quality tuition, innovative delivery and excellent learner support.

“This achievement is exciting news. We are extremely proud that NEBOSH has chosen Astutis to represent their global best practice programme,” he added.

Ian Taylor, NEBOSH CEO, congratulated Astutis on its “amazing accomplishment” in attaining such a prestigious quality mark for learning excellence and is looking forward to a growing partnership between the two organisations.

“NEBOSH is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. Having partners like Astutis is essential to achieving our goal of delivering the very highest quality learning to people taking NEBOSH qualifications and continuing our success for many more milestone anniversaries,” he stated.

National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH) is a UK-based independent examination board delivering vocational qualifications in health, safety and environmental practice and management.

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