Get approved by your awarding body — without the guesswork.
Guided by an active IQA practitioner, from your first application to full awarding body approval — no generalist consultants, no guesswork on what awarding bodies actually need to see.
The same gaps, every time
Most rejected applications come down to the same gaps: policies copied from templates that don't match the centre's actual delivery model, IQA sampling strategies that look good on paper but don't hold up under scrutiny, and evidence packs assembled at the last minute. We build it right because we've sat on the other side of the assessment as practitioners.
Built in from day one, not bolted on
Required policies
Assessment, IQA, appeals, malpractice, safeguarding, reasonable adjustments.
Qualification development
Mapped to your delivery model, not a generic template.
IQA sampling strategy
Built to hold up under EQA scrutiny, not just look good on paper.
Evidence pack review
Assembled properly ahead of time, not the week before a visit.
Awarding body submission support
Mapped to RQF requirements throughout.
Tailored, not templated
Scoped to your awarding body and number of qualifications.
Four steps, audit to go-live
Audit
Current readiness and your needs.
Build
Policies and evidence, mapped correctly.
Submit
To your awarding body.
Go live
Approval granted, delivery begins.
Common questions
How long does centre approval take?
Typically 8–12 weeks, depending on the awarding body and how ready your existing systems are.
We're already approved but facing the September 2026 funding changes — can you help?
Yes — we support centres through Standards Transition as well as first-time approval.
Do you work with every awarding body?
We've worked across City & Guilds, Pearson, NCFE, TQUK, CACHE and more — ask if yours isn't listed.
What does it cost?
Scoped to your awarding body and number of qualifications — get a tailored quote rather than a generic price list.
Ready to start your application?
Tell us your awarding body and qualifications — get a tailored quote.