Course Overview
The NEBOSH International General Certificate (IGC) is the world's most recognized qualification in occupational health and safety. It is designed for managers, supervisors, and employees who need a broad understanding of health and safety principles and practices. At Professional College of Science & Technology (PCST), we deliver the NEBOSH IGC with a focus on practical application, ensuring students are prepared for real workplace scenarios.
Course Objectives
International Standards
Understand international standards for workplace health and safety
Hazard Identification
Identify common hazards and recommend effective control measures
Safety Culture
Promote a positive health and safety culture within organizations
Exam Preparation
Prepare students for NEBOSH international examinations with confidence
Who Should Enroll?
Ideal Candidates
This course is suitable for:
Managers & Supervisors
Responsible for health and safety in their organizations
Safety Professionals
Seeking to enhance their career in safety management
International Workers
Aiming to work abroad in industries like oil & gas, construction, and manufacturing
Course Structure
The NEBOSH IGC is divided into three main units:
IGC1
Management of International Health & Safety
GC2
Controlling Workplace Hazards
GC3
Practical Application
Course Duration
The training is typically delivered over 10 to 15 days of classroom sessions, supported by practical assignments and revision workshops.
Assessment
- Two written papers (IGC1 & GC2)
- One practical assessment (GC3) at workplace or simulated environment
Certification
Upon successful completion, candidates receive the internationally accredited NEBOSH IGC Certificate, highly respected by employers worldwide.
Career Opportunities
- Health & Safety Officer
- Safety Engineer
- HSE Advisor
- Compliance Manager
Why Choose PCST?
- Experienced NEBOSH-certified trainers
- Interactive teaching methods with real-world case studies
- Support with exam registration and career guidance
- Completely free education for deserving students