Qualifications
Our Qualifications
Professional education consultants use tools to maximise success in their chosen field. The following qualifications are designed to be such tools to give you a competitive edge– not only in managing clients and their expectations, but also in dealing with schools and universities in the destination countries. Getting qualified is a must for those who have no prior experience as a professional consultant and is a useful enhancement for experienced consultants to attract more clients and partners.

International Education Consultant Qualification:
American Universities (Foundation Level)

International Education Consultant Qualification:
British Independent Schools (BIS Foundation Level)

International Education Consultant Qualification:
British Independent Schools (BIS Practitioner Level)

International Education Consultant Qualification:
British Universities (Foundation Level)

International Education Consultant Qualification:
Canadian Universities (Foundation Level)
Four Steps to Become Qualified
Step 1: Choosing a Qualification
Once you are ready to know more about the British independent schools, the first step is to work out which level you want to achieve. BPPEC BIS qualifications are designed to be studied progressively. Passing the examination at the Foundation Level is a prerequisite for joining the Practitioner Level, but how far you would like to progress depends on your personal goals.
Take the time to review the information about each qualification on our website to understand the learning outcomes and study commitments required.
Step 2: Choosing a Course Provider
BPPEC qualification courses are offered by third-party providers called ‘Programme Delivery Partners’ or ‘PDPs’ for short. You will need to enrol onto a course with a PDP. Depending on the situation in different countries, your course may take place in a classroom or online. At the end of the course, you will need to participate in an examination. At the moment, it is not possible to self-study for a BPPEC examination. The examination must be completed through the PDP you enrolled on the course with.
It is recommended to contact the PDP and ask questions to ensure the PDP matches your study needs. You may want to consider factors such as location, course availability and delivery methods. Please note that course fees could vary slightly between PDPs.
Step 3: Enrolment
Once you have found the course and the PDP that suit you, you should follow the registration process as advertised by the PDP. You need to bring an official photo ID to verify your age at enrolment, as you must be 18 and above to study for a BPPEC qualification. All payments for your course should be made directly to the PDP.
Your chosen PDP will provide you with materials you need to successfully achieve the learning outcomes, including the relevant course specification and a textbook in print. Any questions you have during or after your study should be directed to your PDP. You can find the details of our PDPs on Approved Programme Delivery Partners and contact them directly. Alternatively, you can Contact Us. We will get back to you with available options and suggestions.
Step 4: Receiving Your Certificate
At the end of your course, you will sit a qualification examination. You should ask the PDP about the assessment arrangements for your chosen qualification. BPPEC will issue your examination result and certificate to your PDP, which will then distribute the certificate to you.