Candidates undertaking the NEBOSH International General Certificate (IGC) should be aware of what they are taking before they even consider exam tactics. The NEBOSH IGC qualification is well-recognized in the occupational health and safety arena, yet it can be an expensive endeavor in terms of resources and commitment.

Timeline: How Long Does It Take?

It normally takes 4 to 5 months to complete the course process in NEBOSH, that is, from the date you enroll in the course to the date you get the final results. Here’s a rough breakdown:

• Enrollment: Selecting the provider of your course and enrolling in the course.
• Classes: You can either go to the classroom, take virtual classes, or take the self-study route, but in any case, the coursework is intense. Classes are usually a mere few weeks to a couple of months long.
• Exam Preparation and Exam: You will have classes to revise, after which you will sit the open-book exams.
• Result: It normally takes approximately 2.5 months after the exam before you receive your results.

The Common Goal: Pass in the First Attempt

Given that the course requires a significant financial investment as well as months of focused study, it is normal—and necessary—for students to concentrate on passing the test on their first try. The financial strain, anxiety, and waiting period are things that nobody wants to experience again.

Understanding The NEBOSH IGC Exam Structure

Before coming towords tips on how to pass, it is crucial to understand how the NEBOSH IGC exam operates under the new format.

NEBOSH IGC qualification is divided into two parts: