Chartered Insurance Institute (CII)
are the premier professional organisation for those working in the insurance and financial services industry.
The CII sets standards and promotes high competence and integrity for professionals in the industy. It achieves this by providing relevant qualifications for employees at all levels and across all sectors.
With 90,000 members, CII sets the standard for the insurance industry. It also takes care always to meet the changing requirements of companies and individuals across the Financial Services industry.
By the end of our CII course you will be ready to sit and pass the exam for the
CII Certificate in Financial Administration. Depending on whether you chose to study Module 2A or Module 2B, you will be awarded either the Certificate in Financial Administration (Life) or the Certificate in Financial Administration (Pensions).
EDI
EDI is a one of the largest accredited awarding bodies in the UK vocational sector. It's part of the National Qualifications Framework.
qualifications recognise your ability to gain a good knowledge and understanding of a subject area, while being able to perform varied tasks with some guidance and supervision.
EDI certificates and diplomas are nationally recognised, meaning that your qualification will make your CV stand out and be recognised by a potential employer.
Many Home Learning College courses are EDI accredited, including the Social care courses: Diploma in Child Care EDI level 3, Diploma in Psychology EDI level 3, Diploma in Child Psychology EDI level 3, Diploma in Criminology EDI level 3, Certificate in Introduction to Counselling EDI level 2.
In addition EDI accredits some of our business courses: Certificate in Business Management EDI level 2, Certificate in Executive Office Skills EDI level 2.
National Institute of Adult Continuing Education (NIACE)
is a non-governmental organisation working to encourage more adult learners in different fields.
NIACE's aim is 'to promote the study and general advancement of adult continuing education'.
Home Learning College is proud to be a member of NIACE. It demonstrates our commitment to the field of adult education and promotes educational excellence.
SQA
The is the national body in Scotland responsible for the development, accreditation, assessment, and certification of qualifications other than degrees. The SQA is committed to providing qualifications which meet the needs of the individual.
If you live in Scotland and take our course in Computer Maintenance, you can sit the SQA in Computer Maintenance exam.
Open and Distance Learning Quality Council (ODLQC)
The 
was set up at the request of the Government in 1969 as the Council for the Accreditation of Correspondence Colleges. It became the Open and Distance Learning Quality Council in 1995 and is now an independent body and a registered charity.
The aim of ODLQC is to identify and enhance quality in education and training and to protect the interests of learners, focusing on open and distance learning.
ODLQC undertakes a rigorous assessment of a course provider's administrative and tutorial methods, educational materials and publicity. This ensures that all standards are met.
Once providers are ODLQC accredited, they are monitored to ensure that students continue to receive good service. They are then re-assessed at least once every three years.
ODLQC Quality Mark
The Quality Mark sets ODLQC Accredited Providers apart as an educational elite. As a learner you can look for it as a sign of good quality provision.
Providers can use the ODLQC mark to signal their achievement of, and commitment to, quality. Non-accredited providers cannot. They may try to reassure learners by indicating links with other organisations. But such links only demonstrate excellence if they are underpinned with rigorous scrutiny by the ODLQC - a reputable, national body.
Home Learning College are accredited with the ODLQC, read the .