Complete Guide to All NEBOSH Courses and Qualifications (2025 Update)

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🏆 NEBOSH Awards (Introductory Level)

These are entry-level qualifications designed to introduce individuals to the fundamentals of health, safety, and environmental practices. Ideal for those new to health and safety or looking to build a basic understanding.

Current NEBOSH Award-Level Qualifications:

NEBOSH Health and Safety at Work Award – Also available in Arabic.
NEBOSH Award in Environmental Awareness at Work
NEBOSH HSE Introduction to Incident Investigation
NEBOSH Working with Wellbeing
NEBOSH HSE Award in Managing Risks and Risk Assessment at Work

These awards are short, accessible courses that provide practical knowledge applicable in any industry.

📜 Certificate Level (Foundational)

For those with some experience or responsibility in health and safety. Suitable for supervisors, managers, and early-career HSE professionals.

Includes:

NEBOSH National & International General Certificates
Construction Health & Safety (UK & International)
Fire Safety, Environmental Management, and Process Safety Management
NEBOSH HSE Certificates in topics like Manual Handling and Stress Management

🎓 Diplomas (Professional Level)

Advanced qualifications for experienced professionals in the field.

Offered courses include:

NEBOSH National and International Diploma for Occupational Health and Safety Management Professionals
NEBOSH Diploma in Environmental Management

🎓 Masters Level (Postgraduate)

In partnership with the University of Hull, NEBOSH offers:

MSc and MRes in Occupational Health, Safety and Environmental Management
Tailored for diploma holders seeking academic advancement in HSE fields

Summary of NEBOSH Qualification Levels:

Awards – Introductory awareness level
Certificates – Foundational for practitioners and managers
Diplomas – Advanced, professional-level development
Masters – Postgraduate academic degrees

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