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Are you wondering if you should choose an IOSH or NEBOSH qualification?
Choosing between the two can be a difficult decision to make. The HSE and employers across the country highly recognise both qualifications. However, we hope to give you all the information you need below to decide which is best for you.
NEBOSH or the National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health is a global awarding body. NEBOSH offers a range of health and safety or risk management training courses for health and safety professionals.
IOSH is the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health. It’s a global organisation based in the UK that offers professional qualifications to raise workplace health and safety standards.
IOSH offers a membership structure that NEBOSH doesn’t. This means that graduates of IOSH accredited courses can gain membership status relevant to their level of expertise in health and safety. Take a look at the IOSH membership categories here.
There is no right or wrong answer. No matter which qualification you choose, they will each improve your workplace skills and increase your health and safety knowledge.
However, what we would recommend is…
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