NEBOSH Accredited Centers,Fees & Cost In Nigeria


The full meaning of Nebosh is the National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health.

This post contains all the important information that you should know about NEBOSH in Nigeria such as some listed accredited centers,fees and cost in Nigeria. 

NEBOSH is a UK-based independent examination board delivering vocational qualifications in health,safety and environmental practice and management.

The NEBOSH training is one of the professional trainings and certification that is very necessary in other to be able to 
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compete effectively in the today’s competitive job marketplace. NEBOSH IGC is one of the highest recognized qualification in the field of safety.

NEBOSH was was founded in 1979,since it's inception up to 180,000 people worldwide are NEBOSH certified.

NEBOSH Accredited Centers,Fees & Cost In Nigeria 

NEBOSH however does not deliver it's courses,however it develops syllabuses for its qualifications and sets methods of assessment, such as examinations and practical coursework which are delivered by NEBOSH Accredited Course Providers. 

NEBOSH is recognized by professional membership bodies such as: 

  • Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH).
  • The International Institute of Risk & Safety Management (IIRSM), the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA).
  • Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH).NEBOSH is also ISO 9001 certified.

If your pursuing a career in Nigeria for example in health and safety,it's imperative that you become NEBOSH certified.

A NEBOSH certification will give you more edge and credibility over others. NEBOSH certificate holders attach the acronyms such as TechIOSH, GradIOSH, CMIOSH, MIIRSM after their names to show that they are certified. 

Registering For NEBOSH In Nigeria

Before you set out to register for NEBOSH the first step that you should take is to decide the type of qualification you want to enroll in,some of the NEBOSH qualifications has already been listed above.  
You should also know that they all have different prices. 
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The next step is that you should look for a genuine and accredited NEBOSH accredited center in Nigeria and enroll. 

Some of the popular NEBOSH accredited centers in Nigeria and their contact details are listed below.  

Sydney Gateway Ltd
Website:
www.sydneygateway.com
Email:
sydneygateway@yahoo.com
Phone:
0802 301-1871

Gennesaret Resources Nigeria Ltd
Website:
www.gennesaretresources.com
Email:
info@gennesaretresources.com
Phone:
0803 401 2002

Multiple Development Services
Website:
www.multidevirons.com
Email:
info@multidevirons.com
Phone:
08023 118449

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Novelle Center Limited
Website:
http://www.novellecenter.com/
Email:
info@novellecenter.com
Phone:
08063450509

School Of Safety Engineering
Website:
www.soseng.org
Email:
info@soseng.org
Phone:
8115041199

Usually once you enroll or register with any of these listed accredited NEBOSH centers,you will be provided with study materials that will help you to study for your examination. 

Cost/Fees Of NEBOSH Certification In Nigeria

The NEBOSH International General Certificate costs about N250,000 – N260, 000 including the examination and training.

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On successful completion of the course you will automatically bag a certification as a Technician Membership (Tech IOSH) of Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) & Associate membership (AIIRSM) of the International Institute of Risk and Safety Management (IIRSM). 

Note:

  • (a) NEBOSH IGC course requires 73 contact hours to complete. 
  • (b) NEBOSH classes are usually designed to run for 10 days from 8am - 4pm daily making 80 contact hours. 
  • (c) NEBOSH classes holds from Monday - Friday,usually the IGC 1 is covered within the first 5 days of training,IGC 2 is covered runs from the 6th - 10th day of the training while the IGC 3 is a written project which is expected to be completed and submitted within 2 weeks after the completion of the IGC 2 training in the classroom.


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