APEL.Q PROCESS FORExecutive Bachelor of Business Administration

From the Ofqual UK.Gov Awarding Body OTHM

APEL.Q for Level 6 Diploma in Business Management

Instead of spending 3 to 4 years completing the Bachelor of Applied Business Administration program, learners can shorten the duration to just 9 months and save 80% of costs through the APEL.Q process.

Receive a Level 6 Diploma in Business Management from the Ofqual UK.Gov Awarding Body OTHM, recognized in over 180 countries and territories, including the United States and Canada.

Advantages of the Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning for Qualifications (APEL.Q) Process:

  • 100% refund policy, ensuring a risk-free process.
  • Only 20% of the cost compared to studying in the UK for a similar program.
  • Competency-based assessment eliminates the need for redundant coursework.
  • Completion within 6 months, with qualification awarded in 9 months.
  • UK government-recognized diploma, accepted in over 180 countries and territories, including the USA and Canada.
  • Career advantages in multinational companies or working abroad.
  • Supports residency and migration opportunities.

Detailed Information

Introduction
What is APEL.Q?

APEL.Q – Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning for Qualifications is a competency recognition process (APEL) for awarding qualifications (Q – Qualification) through comprehensive assessment and evaluation of knowledge and skills acquired from formal and informal education, corporate training, and practical work experience. This process is widely implemented in Europe and has recently been legalized as an official national recognition procedure in several Asian countries. APEL.Q is considered an effective policy to promote liberal education, labor mobility, and lifelong learning.

APEL.Q enables individuals with expertise and practical experience but without formal qualifications to convert their experience into a recognized diploma. The process is designed to be transparent, fair, accurate, and cost-effective, offering flexible learning opportunities for workers.

While traditional degree programs award qualifications based on academic participation, APEL.Q follows the reverse approach: assessing actual competencies based on job positions and government-defined levels to grant qualifications. These qualifications are issued by professional organizations or universities that recognize this process.

APEL.Q Process at MI Swiss

At the Schweizer Institut für Hochschulbildung in Management und Innovation (MI Swiss), the APEL.Q process is implemented through two specific steps:

  1. Portfolios – A detailed record of work experience and career history.
  2. End Point Assessment – A comprehensive competency evaluation.

Candidates who complete this process can graduate and receive a diploma, saving up to 85% of study time and 80% of costs compared to traditional full-time programs in Europe.

Qualification Upon Graduation

Graduates of the APEL.Q program at MI Swiss will receive:

  • Level 6 Diploma in Business Management from the Ofqual UK.Gov Awarding Body OTHM (Gov Recognition No. 603/2179/9)
Applied Competency Framework

To ensure international recognition and effectiveness in the professional environment, MI Swiss adopts the competency framework developed by the UK government with contributions from major organizations and corporations such as Barclays, BT, BBC, NHS, Santander UK plc, Virgin Media, and other reputable institutions. This framework is supported and advised by the Senior Leader Bureau, providing practical value and meeting real-world labor market demands.

MI Swiss – The World’s First Independent Institution to Implement APEL.Q

MI Swiss takes pride in being the first independent institution worldwide to implement APEL.Q while ensuring that the results are recognized by partner universities. With a transparent, fair, and precise process, APEL.Q at MI Swiss strictly adheres to national competency frameworks, making it an optimal solution for competency recognition. Instead of relying on traditional examinations, APEL.Q directly assesses actual competencies, making qualification granting more effective and aligned with modern industry requirements.

Benefits and Distinctions
1. Earn an Executive Bachelor of Business Administration qualification:

Upon completing the program, learners will receive a recognized qualification in over 180 countries and territories:

  • Level 6 Diploma in Business Management from the Ofqual UK.Gov Awarding Body OTHM (Gov Recognition No. 603/2179/9).
2. Globally Recognized Assessment Criteria

All assessment criteria in the APEL.Q program are advised by the Senior Leader Bureau United Kingdom and officially published by the UK government. These criteria align with real-world workplace requirements and are developed with contributions from prestigious organizations and corporations, including:

  • CMI, Acivico, Agillisys, Anglo Educational, Balfour Beatty, Barclays Bank, BBC, Boots UK Ltd, Santander UK plc, Virgin Media, and many more.

View the assessment criteria [HERE]

3. Significant Time Savings

Learners can complete the program in just 9 – 12 months through two key activities:

  1. Submit Portfolios detailing work experience and competencies to MI Swiss.
  2. Complete the End-Point Assessment and submit the results to MI Swiss.
4. Save Up to 80% on Tuition Costs

Compared to tuition and living expenses for full-time students in the UK, you only need to pay 20% of the total cost.

5. Recognized in Over 180 Countries and Territories

The awarded qualification provides a significant advantage in the international job market, supporting employment opportunities abroad and within foreign enterprises. Additionally, this qualification facilitates labor mobility and international migration, enabling learners to secure jobs quickly and reduce the risk of unemployment, particularly for mid-career professionals.

Key Benefits:
  • 100% refund policy ensures a risk-free process.
  • Only 20% of the cost compared to studying a similar program in the UK.
  • Competency-based assessment eliminates the need for redundant coursework.
  • Complete the assessment in 6 months, receive the qualification in 9 months.
  • Government-recognized UK qualification, accepted in over 180 countries and territories, including the USA and Canada.
  • Advantageous for working abroad or in multinational companies.
  • Supports immigration and residency applications.
Accreditation & recognition of OTHM
About the Ofqual UK.Gov awarding body OTHM:
  • Recognized as an organization by the educational authority of the United Kingdom, Ofqual (UK.Gov). Recognition Number: RN5284. Refer to the recognition information [HERE]
  • OTHM Level 6 Diploma in Business Management is accredited with the Ofqual UK.Gov code 603/2179/9. Refer to the accreditation information [HERE]

Reference:

  • Guidelines of how to check the recognition of OTHM: [HERE]
  • The meaning of Level System in the labor market in the context of global labor mobility: [HERE]
  • The meaning of Level System in global diploma recognition: [HERE]
Application Criteria

To enroll in the APEL.Q competency assessment program, learners must meet the following requirements:

Diploma APEL.Q Bachelor APEL.Q Master APEL.Q Doctorate
1 High School
IGCSE
A-Level
T-Level
Level 3 EQF
10 years Not Applicable Not Applicable
2 Certificate Level 4
Intermediate
Level 4 EQF
5 years 15 years Not Applicable
3 Diploma Level 4
College
Level 5 EQF
5 years 10 years Not Applicable
4 Bachelor
Level 6 EQF Diploma
Immediately 5 years Not Applicable
5 Master
Level 7 EQF Diploma
N/A Immediately 10 years
6 Doctor
Level 8 EQF
N/A N/A Immediately

English Language Requirements
  • Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) Level B2 certificate or an equivalent qualification
  • IELTS 5.5, with a minimum score of 5.5 in Reading and Writing, or an equivalent qualification

Note: MI Swiss reserves the right to make admissions decisions based on the requirements of recognized agencies and the global quotas of the program.

Qualification Awarded

Upon completion of the program, learners will receive a qualification recognized in over 180 countries and territories:

  • Level 6 Diploma in Business Management from the Ofqual UK.Gov Awarding Body OTHM (Gov Recognition No. 603/2179/9)
Reference – Sample Certificate of OTHM Level 6 Diploma in Business Management:

Reference – Sample Transcript of OTHM Level 6 Diploma in Business Management:

APEL.Q Procedures

The APEL.Q process consists of the following steps:

1. Submit the APEL.Q Application
  • Submit the application form as per the provided template.
  • Provide supporting evidence of work experience, prior qualifications, and accumulated certifications.
2. Competency Evidence:
  • Candidates will receive study materials and detailed guidelines to complete competency assessment tasks.
  • Submit the completed assessments to the local partner for formatting support.
  • Send the final submission to MI Swiss.
3. End Point Assessment (EPA)
  • The competency portfolio and documents are submitted to Ofqual UK.Gov Awarding Bodies for evaluation.
  • If approved, candidates receive the corresponding UK national qualification.
  • If not approved, candidates receive guidance for resubmission or additional evidence if required.
Additional study materials
Online Review and Assessment for e-ProCerts 
  • Learners receive study materials aligned with the national competency framework.
  • Guidance is provided on completing competency assessment tasks (written assignments).
  • Upon review and successful online assessment, learners receive e-ProCerts (electronic professional competency certificates).

Learners who wish to do so can opt to convert their e-ProCerts into a physical certificate for a small additional fee.

List of 10 e-ProCerts Learners Can Achieve in the Executive Bachelor of Business Management Program (Optional):
  1. Level 6 e-Certified for IT in Business
  2. Level 6 e-Certified for Effective Communications
  3. Level 6 e-Certified for High Performance Teams
  4. Level 6 e-Certified for Leadership Skills
  5. Level 6 e-Certified for Manager’s Toolkit
  6. Level 6 e-Certified for Managing and Using Finance
  7. Level 6 e-Certified for Managing and Using Marketing
  8. Level 6 e-Certified for Managing Organisations
  9. Level 6 e-Certified for Personal Effectiveness
  10. Level 6 e-Certified for Quality and Excellence

Watch the video tutorial on obtaining the 10 e-ProCerts [HERE]

Retake if failed on EPA
  • During the APEL.Q process, if learners do not meet the requirements, they will have the opportunity to retake the assessment (“Retake”) with support from local partners.
  • The retake option allows learners additional time and opportunities to refine their competencies or enroll in supplementary courses to meet the assessment criteria.
  • Learners are allowed one retake at no additional cost.
Refund policy
Time of Payment EPA Refund Capstone Refund (If any)
Registration Fee and Application Screening 100% refund if not passed. N/A
Study materials and portfolio preparation guidance fee 70% refund if not passed. This fee is non-refundable if the candidate does not proceed. N/A
End Point Assessment and Qualification Issuance Fee 80% refund if not passed after being guided for a retake. This fee is non-refundable if the candidate does not proceed. N/A

50% fee support for disadvantaged individuals (Applicable globally)

APEL.Q is a unique and humanitarian program designed to support individuals affected by pandemics, wars, and crises—situations that force many to migrate or lose their educational and competency documents. Given its nature, the program aims to provide the best possible opportunities for disadvantaged individuals and those directly impacted by war and crises.

Scope of Application:

Disadvantaged individuals are those facing life challenges. According to UNESCO, vulnerable groups include:

  • People with disabilities;
  • Individuals in extremely difficult circumstances;
  • Pregnant women;
  • Individuals over 60 years old;
  • People with mobility limitations.
Support Policy for Vulnerable Groups:
  • 50% financial support for the entire APEL.Q End-Point Assessment stage.
  • In case of an unsuccessful End-Point Assessment, vulnerable individuals receive a 100% fee refund.

The Schweizer Institut für Hochschulbildung in Management und Innovation (MI Swiss) is committed to supporting vulnerable communities through a globally inclusive policy applicable to all programs.

Local support

Although under the APEL.Q assessment principles, learners are fully responsible for the entire process, MI Swiss collaborates with local partners to provide support, making the process smoother and more accessible.

Support from London Academy of Sciences

The exclusive scientific partner of MI Swiss will accompany you throughout the APEL.Q process. However, this partner only provides support and does not complete any part of the process on your behalf. Available support includes:

  1. APEL.Q Process Consultation: Providing detailed information and guidance on the process.
  2. Success Potential Assessment: Offering advice on potential outcomes before submission (note: this is advisory only and not a guarantee).
  3. Provision of Regulations and Standards: Including competency assessment criteria and liability disclaimers.
  4. Application Guidance: Assisting with APEL.Q application forms, personal portfolios (Portfolios), and supporting evidence.
  5. Document Submission: Ensuring that all documents are sent to MI Swiss for the End-Point Assessment (EPA).
  6. Interpretation Support: Providing translation or clarification if there are language or interpretational differences in the application.
Transparency and Responsibilities
  • Integrity in the Process: All information and supporting evidence must be accurate. MI Swiss will cancel any application and issue no refunds if fraudulent activity or false information is detected.
  • Application Submission Rules: Learners may submit only one APEL.Q application at a time and may not submit applications in multiple countries.
  • Global Network: Applications submitted at the London Academy of Sciences will be connected with partners of the London Academy of Sciences in Europe, ASEAN, Africa, MENA, and China via the MI Swiss EPA system.
Free Local Partner Support

Learners do not have to pay any additional fees for support provided by the local scientific partner.

No Commitments Beyond Jurisdiction

In compliance with EU regulations, including transparency in communication, fair competition, and GDPR, MI Swiss, its partner universities, and local scientific partners (London Academy of Sciences) are not permitted to make commitments beyond their authority. Please refer to the liability disclaimer on the websites of MI Swiss, its partner universities, and local scientific partners for more details.

Graduation and graduation ceremony

Learners participating in the APEL.Q process at MI Swiss will receive their qualification and attend the graduation ceremony in Asia alongside MI Swiss students and partner institutions.

If a learner is unable to attend the graduation ceremony, the diploma and certifications from MI Swiss and its partners will be sent to the local partner. Learners can visit the local partner’s office to sign and collect their diploma.

Graduation ceremony costs (if applicable) are not included in the tuition fees.

As APEL.Q is not a traditional academic program, candidates are not granted access to visit the campus, nor are they eligible for invitation letters for tourist or student visas to Switzerland, as is the case with full-time international students.

APEL.Q qualifications framework for Level 6 Diploma

The entire competency framework used to assess APEL.Q for the Level 6 Diploma in Business Management is advised by the Senior Leader Bureau, based on the professional competency framework for the Chartered Manager position, published and recognized by the UK government.

The competency criteria were developed with contributions from advisory councils representing organizations such as Serco (employer chair), Civil Service (employer chair), Acivico (Birmingham City Council), Anglo Educational, Barclays, BT, Balfour Beatty, Barchester Healthcare, Boots UK Ltd, British Army, BBC, CMI, Co-op, DFS, Grant Thornton, Interserve, JRV Associates, KPMG, Morgan Sindell, NHS (Dept of Health), Nestlé, Opus Building Services, Pearson, Pendragon plc, Ricoh, Sainsbury’s, Santander UK plc, Speedy Services, umi Digital, Unipart, United Utilities plc, Virgin Media, Wincanton, and XPO Logistics.

APEL.Q for the Bachelor of Applied Business Administration Program corresponds to Level 6 (Bachelor) under the UK’s national qualification framework (RQF), recognized by Ofqual (UK Gov), equivalent to:

Level Competency Framework Equivalent Degree
6 Level UK (RQF) degree apprenticeship
graduate certificate
graduate diploma
level 6 diploma
level 6 NVQ
ordinary degree without honours
10 Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework (SCQF) Honours Degree
Graduate Certificate / Diploma
Professional Development Awards
SCQF Level 9
Bachelors/Ordinary Degree
Graduate Certificate / Diploma
Professional Development Awards
SVQ 4
FHEQ level six – undergraduate programme year three Frameworks for Higher Education Qualifications (FHEQ) Degree
Degree with honours – for example bachelor of the arts (BA) hons, bachelor of science (BSc) hons
6 The European Qualifications Framework (EQF) Level 6 Vocational Qualifications
Bachelor Degree
Bachelor Degree with Hons
7-8 Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) Bachelor Degree (Level 7)
Bachelor Degree with Hons (Level 8)
7-8 African Continental Qualifications Framework (ACQF) Bachelor Degree (Level 7)
Bachelor Degree with Hons (Level 8)
6 ASEAN Qualifications Reference Framework (ARQF) Level 6 Vocational Qualifications
Bachelor Degree
Bachelor Degree with Hons

Detailed Competency Framework:

Knowledge What is required
Organisational Performance – delivering a long-term purpose
Strategy Understand how to develop and implement organisational strategy and plans, including approaches to resource and supply chain management, workforce development, sustainability, taking and managing risk, monitoring and evaluation, and quality assurance. Know how to manage change in the organisation.
Project Management Know how a project moves through planning, design, development, deployment and evaluation. Understand risk management models and reporting, risk benefit analysis and H&S implications.
Business Finance Understand financial strategies, including budgets, financial management and accounting, and how to provide financial reports. Understand approaches to procurement and contracting, and legal requirements. Understand commercial context in an organisational setting and how this changes over time.
Sales and Marketing Know how to create marketing and sales strategies. Know how to segment and target relevant markets and customers (global and local), analysis of opportunities and ways to market. Understand the need for innovation in product and service design.
Digital business & new technologies Understand approaches to innovation and digital technologies and their impact on organisations, and how their application can be used for organisational improvement and development. Understand innovation and digital technology’s impact on data and knowledge management for analysing business decision-making.
Interpersonal Excellence – leading people and developing collaborative relationships
Communication Understand different forms of communication (written, verbal non-verbal, digital) and how to apply them. Know how to maintain personal presence and present to large groups. Awareness of interpersonal skills of effective listening, influencing techniques, negotiating and persuasion.
Leading People Understand different inclusive leadership styles and models, how to develop teams and support people using coaching and mentoring approaches. Understand organisational culture and diversity management.
Managing People Know how to recruit, manage and develop people, using inclusive talent management approaches. How to use HR systems and processes to ensure legal requirements, H&S, and well-being needs. Know how to set goals and manage performance.
Developing Collaborative Relationships Understand approaches to stakeholder, customer and supplier management, developing engagement, facilitating cross functional working and negotiation. Know how to shape common purpose, as well as approaches to conflict management and dispute resolution.
Personal Effectiveness – managing self
Awareness of self and others Know how to be self–aware and recognise different learning styles. Know how to use emotional and social intelligence, and active listening and open questioning to work effectively with others.
Management of Self Know how to manage time, set goals, prioritise activities and undertake forward planning in a business environment with a focus on outcomes.
Decision Making Know how to undertake research, data analysis, problem solving and decision-making techniques, and understand the values, ethics and governance of your organisation.
Skills What is required (acquired and demonstrated through continuous professional development in the workplace)
Organisational Performance -– delivering a long-term purpose
Operational Strategy Support the development of organisational strategies and plans. Develop and deliver operational plans; being able to set targets and KPIs, manage resources, and monitor and measure outcomes to establish operational effectiveness, efficiencies and excellence. Produce reports that clearly present information and data, using a range of interpretation and analytical processes. Gain wide support to deliver successful outcomes.
Project Management Plan, organise and manage resources in order to achieve organisational goals. Identify key outcomes, develop and implement plans and monitor progress, and provide reports as required. Proactively identify risk and create plans for their mitigation. Able to initiate, lead and drive change within the organisation, identifying barriers/challenges and how to overcome them. Ability to use widely recognised project management tools.
Business Finance Managing budgets, controlling expenditure and production of financial reports.
Sales and Marketing Use of customer insight and analysis of data to determine and drive customer service outcomes and improve customer relationships. Creative approaches to developing solutions to meet customer need.
Digital business & new technologies Able to identify service/organisational improvements and opportunities for innovation and growth, using qualitative and quantitative analysis of information and data and benchmarking against others.
Interpersonal Excellence – leading people and developing collaborative relationships
Communication Communicate clearly, effectively and regularly using oral, written and digital channels and platforms. Use active listening and open questioning to structure conversations and discussions, and able to challenge when appropriate. Manage and chair meetings and clearly present actions and outcomes. Ability to apply influencing and persuading skills, to the dynamics and politics of personal interactions.
Leading People Able to articulate organisational purpose and values. Support the creation of an inclusive, high performance work culture. Enable others to achieve by developing and supporting them through coaching and mentoring.
Managing People Able to build teams, empower and motivate others to improve performance or achieve outcomes. Able to delegate to others, provide clear guidance and monitor progress. Ability to set goals and accountabilities.
Developing Collaborative Relationships Able to build rapport and trust, develop networks and maintain relationships with people from a range of cultures, backgrounds and levels. Able to contribute within a team environment. Effectively influence and negotiate, being able to have challenging conversations and give constructive feedback. Work collaboratively with internal and external customers and suppliers.
Personal Effectiveness – managing self
Awareness of self and others Able to reflect on own performance, identifying and acting on learning and development needs. Ability to understand impact on others. Can manage stress and personal well-being, and confident in knowing core values and drivers.
Management of Self Able to create personal development plan, and use widely recognised tools and techniques to ensure the management of time and pressure effectively, and prioritisation and strategic alignment of activities.
Decision Making Use evidence-based tools and ethical approaches to undertake problem solving and critical analysis, synthesis and evaluation to support decision making.
Behaviours What is required (developed and exhibited in the workplace)
Takes responsibility Drive to achieve in all aspects of work. Demonstrates resilience and determination when managing difficult situations. Seeks new opportunities underpinned by commercial acumen and sound judgement.
Inclusive Open, approachable, authentic, and able to build trust with others. Seeks the views of others and values diversity internally and externally.
Agile Flexible to the needs of the organisation. Is creative, innovative and enterprising when seeking solutions to business needs. Positive and adaptable, responding well to feedback and need for change. Open to new ways of working and new management theories.
Professionalism Sets an example, and is ethical, fair, consistent and impartial. Operates within organisational values and adheres to the requirements of relevant professional bodies.

Evidence & Portfolios

Direct Evidence

Certifications and Qualifications

You can provide the certifications and diplomas you have accumulated:

  • Diplomas and certificates
  • Result confirmations
  • Courses organized by companies (with certification)

Work-Related Documents

You may submit documents and records that you have accessed or created during your work experience. To protect your confidentiality, we only require reference information to verify your competencies. We do not accept confidential or sensitive information from you or your organization.

Other Supporting Documents

You may also provide other evidence from your daily life:

  • Published articles
  • Awards from professional associations, communities, etc.

Notice & Liability disclaimer

General Information:
  • The APEL.Q process is independently implemented by Schweizer Institut für Hochschulbildung in Management und Innovation (MI Swiss). In compliance with EU regulations and international practices, the APEL.Q process is conducted with transparency, fairness, independence, and effectiveness under established guidelines. However, it is not a government-funded or government-affiliated program.
  • Upon completion of the process, MI Swiss will submit the applicant’s portfolio for independent evaluation and qualification issuance by the Ofqual UK.Gov Awarding Body. MI Swiss and the London Academy of Sciences do not issue qualifications in any form.
  • The APEL.Q assessment results verified by MI Swiss, along with accompanying documentation and certifications, serve solely as a means for partner universities and awarding institutions to recognize competencies in relation to academic programs. The APEL.Q results from MI Swiss do not constitute a professional license, job title recognition, or any equivalent accreditation.
  • MI Swiss does not issue academic diplomas (qualifications, academic degrees) upon completion of the APEL.Q process. Certification issuance is conducted by partner institutions.
  • MI Swiss and its academic partners reserve the right to immediately revoke APEL.Q results without refunds if applicants violate the principles and commitments agreed upon before entering the APEL.Q process.
  • MI Swiss reserves the right to accept or decline any APEL.Q application submission.
  • The estimated processing time for the entire APEL.Q process is 9 to 12 months, provided that applicants submit complete documentation, portfolios, and fulfill End-Point Assessment requirements on time. Applicants failing to meet the prescribed timeline will not receive a graduation confirmation or qualification within the 9 to 12-month period.
  • The APEL.Q process fee does not cover graduation ceremony costs (if applicable), diploma shipping fees, or any other expenses unrelated to the APEL.Q process.

Applicants are encouraged to thoroughly research and verify all relevant information from reliable sources before enrolling in the APEL.Q process at Schweizer Institut für Hochschulbildung in Management und Innovation (MI Swiss).

MI Swiss, Partners, and Local Partners Disclaimer:
  • MI Swiss, the London Academy of Sciences, and its academic partners do not guarantee or promise graduation or qualification issuance upon enrollment in the APEL.Q process. Qualification issuance and academic recognition depend entirely on the applicant meeting all academic, financial, disciplinary, and regulatory requirements.
  • In cases of commitment violations, unauthorized absence, withdrawal from the program, or non-compliance with financial obligations, MI Swiss, the London Academy of Sciences, and its academic partners reserve the right to reject applications, discontinue support, revoke student status, and deny refunds.
  • MI Swiss, the London Academy of Sciences, and its academic partners do not guarantee that awarded qualifications will be accepted, accredited, or recognized by third parties, including government agencies, regulatory bodies, or institutions in any other country. Acceptance is subject to the discretion of each receiving entity, government, and regulatory framework.
  • MI Swiss, the London Academy of Sciences, and its academic partners do not guarantee salary increases, promotions, job placements, or acceptance into new positions upon program completion.
  • Despite various international agreements on qualification recognition, each country, organization, and institution retains the right to accept or reject qualifications based on its policies. MI Swiss, the London Academy of Sciences, and its academic partners do not guarantee, commit to, or support equivalency certification processes (if applicable and required).
  • MI Swiss, the London Academy of Sciences, and its academic partners do not guarantee job placement, work permits, teaching licenses, or professional certifications in Switzerland, Europe, or any other country.
  • The program does not provide reference letters or student visas for studying in Switzerland or Europe.

MI Swiss, its partners, and local partners strictly adhere to EU regulations on transparency and GDPR compliance. MI Swiss and its partners do not make commitments beyond their jurisdiction.

Competency Framework Code

The competency framework applied for the Level 6 Diploma is based on the competency framework issued by the UK government

TUITION FEESTotal 2,900 Pound

QUALIFICATION AWARDED FROM THE OFQUAL UK.GOV AWARDING BODY
APPLICATION FEE
CHF400
The application fee is 100% refundable if the application is not approved, ensuring that learners do not waste time or incur additional costs.
FIRST PAYMENT
CHF1,500
Payment after receiving L.O.A, learners will receive the study materials and guidelines for preparing the competency portfolio. 70% refund if not passed.
SECOND PAYMENT
CHF1,000
Payable only when eligibility criteria are met, and the fee includes the qualification issuance of the Ofqual UK.Gov Awarding Body. 80% refund if not passed.

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