A CIPD qualification can propel you towards the next step of your HR or L&D profession by giving you the skills and credibility you'll need to succeed as a professional.
CIPD qualification cost will vary according to a number of variables, including the level of study, the method of study, and of course the price.
If any of these are deciding factors for you, have a look at our summary below which may help you to make your choice:
The Different Types of CIPD Qualifications
The CIPD certification is available at three levels: Level 3, Level 5, and Level 7. The higher levels are appropriate for more seasoned HR or L&D practitioners, and these levels roughly correspond to the extent of the student's expertise.
● CIPD Level 3 qualifications are ideal for HR or L&D beginners looking for entry-level roles like HR Assistant or Training Practitioner.
● CIPD Level 5 qualifications are suited to those with some significant HR/L&D experience or a degree looking for mid-level roles like HR Manager or L&D Advisor.
● CIPD Level 7 qualifications are set at the postgraduate level. They are designed for those with significant HR experience or an HR degree and preparing the learner for strategic senior roles like HR or L&D Director..
How Much Does a CIPD Qualification Cost?
● A CIPD Level 3 Foundation Certificate generally costs between £1,100 and £4,500.
● A CIPD Level 5 Associate Diploma generally costs between £1,650 and £6,667
● A CIPD Level 7 Advanced Diploma generally costs between £4,000 and £7,750.
You may be able to break up the cost of your CIPD qualification into manageable monthly payments with no interest from some providers.
How Much Does CIPD Cost Internationally?
You can study for the CIPD from anywhere in the world, but the fee will change depending on where and how you do it. Don't worry, though; we've still got you covered.
Studying Online or in a Classroom
The cost of your CIPD course can be significantly influenced by the method of study you select. For instance, classroom tuition is more expensive than online education.
Aside from cost, you should also think about your learning style and what will mesh well with your commitments while choosing a mode of education. If you have a family or a full-time job, learning online can often be much more flexible than in a traditional classroom setting.
Nevertheless, if you prefer a more structured learning environment, you could find it difficult to stay motivated in a self-led environment.
Check out this comparison of online versus classroom learning to learn more about these study techniques and how they may affect grades and completion rates.
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