The NEBOSH International Fire Certificate course is split into three units of study, each of which is assessed separately:

• Unit IGC1: Management of International Health and Safety
  • Foundations in Health and Safety
  • Policy
  • Organising for Health and Safety
  • Promoting a Positive Health and Safety Culture
  • Risk Assessment
  • Principles of Control
  • Monitoring, Review and Audit
  • Occupational Incident and Accident Investigation, Recording and Reporting
• Unit IFC1: Fire Safety and Risk Management
  • Managing Fire Safety
  • Principles of Fire and Explosion
  • Causes and Prevention of Fires
  • Fire Protection in Buildings
  • Safety of People in the Event of a Fire
  • Fire Safety Risk Assessment
• Unit IFC2: Workplace-Based Practical Assessment (Fire Risk Assessment) 

You must complete all units within 5 years to achieve the full NEBOSH International Fire Certificate qualification.

IGC1 is the core unit for all of the NEBOSH National Health and Safety Certificates, so to gain a NEBOSH Certificate you need to study IGC1 along with the relevant specialist unit and practical assessment.

If you have been awarded a NEBOSH International Certificate in the last 5 years and wish to take another, you will be exempt from IGC1 and can simply 'top up' with the specialist unit and practical assessment to achieve the new award.

Units IGC1 and IFC1 of the NEBOSH Fire Certificate are each assessed by one two-hour written examination. Unit IFC2 is assessed by a practical assessment carried out in your own workplace.

RRC Middle East offer exams in Bahrain and Dubai. If you are looking to take exams elsewhere, RRC UK can arrange for exams to be taken in over 80 countries worldwide. See here for information on RRC UK's NEBOSH Certificate courses.

All of our courses contain plenty of exam practice to ensure you are fully prepared for the exam. Many of our trainers are also NEBOSH examiners, so they're well placed to provide advice and guidance throughout your course.