Accreditations and Collaborations
Many of our training courses are accredited by leading auditor training bodies and represent
an industry-accepted benchmark for professionals involved in the development,
implementation and maintenance of management systems.
This is assurance that your qualifications will be recognised wherever you choose to work.
Our collaborations with CCFRA and Oak Tree extend our offering in the areas of food safety
and health and safety providing a wider range of professionally driven courses.
The IRCA logo denotes that the course is certified by the IRCA Registration Governing
Board and successful completion of the course fulfils the formal training requirement
for individuals seeking registration under the IRCA Auditor Registration Scheme.
This denotes that the course is approved by the Institute of
Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA).
Events carrying this logo mean they support implementation of the
EFQM Excellence Model.
We recommend you choose to stop over for these events. Each training day is long
and evening work is required. The course is intensive with an exam on the last day.
Courses displaying this logo indicate that pre-course work will be issued
prior to attendance.
CCFRA is a renowned centre Our collaboration with Oak Tree Established in 1986, Link
of excellence for food safety enables us to extend our health
Associates deliver specialist
and the world’s largest and safety offering to (see p46-
training and consultancy in
business continuity, and crisis
independent supplier of 50). Oak Tree is approved to
management.
technical support services to ISO 9001 with LRQA
Our collaboration enables us
the agri-food chain. demonstrating its continuing to extend our training across a
commitment to quality.
wider range of Security-Asset
Protection courses.
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