Ofqual-regulated qualifications
UK awarding bodies we partner with
Every learndirect course is accredited by a recognised UK awarding body. That means your certificate is regulated, employer-recognised, and accepted by UCAS, professional bodies, and employers across the country. Explore the awarding bodies behind our qualifications and the courses each one accredits.
AAT
The UK’s leading professional body for accounting technicians – the practical route into the profession.
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Active IQ
Ofqual-regulated awarding organisation for fitness, sport, and active leisure qualifications.
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AQA
The UK’s largest exam board for GCSEs and A-Levels – trusted by half of all UK secondary schools.
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ATHE
Ofqual-regulated awarding organisation specialising in higher-level vocational qualifications with university progression.
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CIPD
The world’s only chartered professional body for HR, people development, and learning.
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CMI
The UK’s only chartered professional body dedicated to management and leadership.
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Focus Awards
Specialist Ofqual-regulated awarding organisation for the teaching, training, and assessing sector.
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NCFE CACHE
The UK’s specialist awarding organisation for childcare, early years, and education qualifications.
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Pearson BTEC
The world’s largest education company and the UK’s leading awarding body for BTECs and HTQs.
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Qualifi
Ofqual-regulated awarding organisation focused on higher-level vocational qualifications with university progression.
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Skills & Education Group
A QAA-recognised Access Validating Agency – the gateway to higher education for adult learners.
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TQUK
Ofqual-regulated awarding organisation specialising in adult care, health, business and education qualifications.
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Speak to a course advisor and we’ll help you pick the awarding body and level that matches your career goals.
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