RSPH

How to become a RSPH registered centre

RSPH [Royal Society for Public Health] as an awarding body

The RSPH [Royal Society for Public Health] is an awarding body regulated by Ofqual [Office of the Qualification and Examinations Regulator] (formerly the QCA), the regulator of qualifications [RSPH training and courses lead to qualifications!] and exams in the UK. As an awarding body the RSPH [Royal Society for Public Health] has to ensure its qualifications [RSPH training and courses lead to qualifications!] are of a high quality, are fit for purpose and command public confidence. To read about the roles and responsibilities of our centres download:

•     Ofqual (formerly QCA) roles and responsibilities of centres

Why become an RSPH [Royal Society for Public Health] approved centre?

•   Procedures for UK centre and qualification approval  

Application form

Once you have read and understood RSPH [Royal Society for Public Health] procedures, please fill out the application for centre and qualification [RSPH training and courses lead to qualifications!] approval. Evidence supporting each criteria must accompany this application.

•   Application for UK centre and qualification approval

Please note - the application for international centre and qualification approval must be completed if:

1. The centre is outside the United Kingdom AND/OR
2. If the examinations are to be held outside the United Kingdom (even if the centre is in the UK).

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