NCFE courses

This RQF course is perfect for those who wish to become a Fully Qualified Assessor for learners in both classroom and work environments. This full TAQA course replaces the old A1 / A2 and D32 / 33 assessor qualifications. Qualification Number: 501/0885/2

Everything you need to know about starting a business, in one course.

This Conflict Resolution in the Workplace programme has been written for everyone within the workplace and is designed to apply a proactive approach to conflict resolution and personal safety.

This broad based diploma helps you to understand the writing process and the skills that you, as an aspiring writer, will need.

This Criminalistics Diploma, available to study as both a paper-based and online course, examines crime and prevention. Also known as forensic science, criminalistics uses scientific principles to provide evidence in cases.

The Cybercrime Diploma is aimed at providing the learner with detailed knowledge on the different types of cyber-related crime.

The Digital Photography Diploma covers the skills that will allow you to better understand the workings of your camera, how to control lighting, posing, and finding your own personal style and direction as a photographer.

The End of Life programme is ideal for those who wish to increase their understanding of end of life and develop their knowledge of the factors and issues that relate to providing end of life care for a person.The RQF qualification for this course has now replaced the NVQ qualification.

The Equality and Diversity Certificate is ideal for learners who are interested in improving their understanding of Equality and Diversity and gaining a fully recognised qualification.
This is an RQF qualification, which has now replaced the QCF qualification.

The Forensic Ballistics Diploma aims to provide learners with an understanding of the role of the forensic firearm examiner, and introduce the fundamental principles in firearm identification, examination and investigation.

This programme is ideal for learners who would have completed the Level 3 Forensic Psychology programme and would like to move on to the Level 4.