Certification Process

GNC is committed to providing high-quality education and training. Our certification process follows strict guidelines set by Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI) and The Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council (PHECC) to ensure your qualification is nationally recognised.

Here's a simplified overview of the process:

Assessment: You'll be assessed throughout your course to demonstrate you've achieved the learning outcomes.
Internal Verification: GNC internally reviews assessments to ensure they are fair and consistent.
External Authentication: An independent expert reviews assessments to ensure they meet national standards.
Results Approval: A panel reviews the results and approves them for certification.
Certification: You'll receive your official certification from the awarding body (QQI or PHECC).

Assessment

You'll be assessed using various methods, including assignments, projects, exams, and practical demonstrations.

You'll receive regular feedback from your tutor to support your learning.

We provide clear assessment criteria and guidelines.

Information and Feedback to Learners

You'll receive detailed information about assessments at the start of your course.
Your tutor will provide ongoing feedback on your progress.

Appeals

You have the right to appeal an assessment result or process if you believe it was unfair or inaccurate.

Key Takeaways for Learners:

GNC follows a rigorous quality assurance process to ensure your certification is credible and valuable.
You'll be supported throughout the process with clear information and feedback.
You have the right to appeal if you have concerns about an assessment.

This concise version clearly explains the certification process without overwhelming you with excessive detail. If learners want more information, please go to our Learner Information Booklets page.

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