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Trainer Accreditation

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I have been a trainer of multi disciplines for the last twenty plus years within the services, yet I have no formal civilian recognised accreditation or qualifications. I wish to be able to achieve one or both without having to spend the next three years on an IPD course and the expense that will involve; any ideas/suggestions please!?
STEVE CREIGHTON

4 Responses

  1. NVQ Accreditation
    Have you considered an NVQ in Training/Development?
    I was in a similar position, although with only about 7 years experience.
    I completed a level 4 qualification in just over a year, approx £230 I think, via City & Guilds / local college of FE.
    I think it may also be possible to do an IPD course using Accreditation of Prior Learning, but it’s probably a more expensive option.

    Hope this helps

  2. Options seem to be limited!
    Some years ago I had a member of staff who faced the same dilemma. A lot depends on why you want it. If it is recognition for job opportunities/recruitment then the IPD assessment of prior learning is probably the better option than the NVQ.

  3. TDLB Level 4
    We offer the TDLB NVQ Level 4 in Training and Development. I am sure that we should be able to look into APA/L to cut down on the hard work and time. It just depends hwere you are based? E-mail me your details to see how we can help. My e-mail address is m.sumyk@themutual.net I look forward to hearing from you.

  4. Trainer Certification
    Apparently the Institute of Supervisory Management offer a certificate in training. You can get more details about this from Dawn Edwards of Challenge Consultancy, tel: 0115-955 1995.

    You can also get some excellent civilian training (although not necessarily accreditation) from The Training Shop (www.thetrainingshop.co.uk)