Approved Training Centre Status

FGH Training are accredited by multiple, industry-leading awarding bodies to deliver a range of qualifications

Last Updated:

August 31, 2026

FAQs

What does being an approved training centre mean?

It means FGH Training has been approved to deliver specified qualifications on behalf of recognised awarding organisations. This includes meeting requirements covering trainer competence, assessment, internal quality assurance, policies and course administration.

FGH Training is an approved centre for Qualsafe Awards, First Aid Awards, SFJ Awards, QNUK and Highfield Qualifications. These relationships allow us to deliver a broad range of regulated and industry-recognised qualifications.

Ofqual regulates awarding organisations and qualifications rather than individual training centres. FGH Training is approved by awarding organisations that provide Ofqual-regulated qualifications, including Qualsafe Awards, First Aid Awards, SFJ Awards and Highfield Qualifications.

No. FGH Training delivers a mixture of regulated qualifications, accredited programmes and bespoke training. Each course page will explain its status and identify the relevant awarding organisation where applicable.

No. Centres normally require approval for each qualification or group of qualifications they intend to deliver. FGH Training only advertises awarding organisation approval against courses it is authorised to provide.

Different awarding organisations specialise in different sectors and qualification types. Working with several organisations allows FGH Training to select qualifications suited to areas such as first aid, health and safety, security, spectator safety and professional development.