Approved Learning Partner Programme
Deliver CBA programmes to your students
CBA sets the standard, assesses candidates and awards the credential. Approved Learning Partners deliver the teaching, under their own name and to published faculty standards, with their students assessed independently.
Who can partner with us
Three kinds of partner
Training providers
Add a certification to courses you already run. You teach under your own brand; we assess and award the credential.
Academic institutions
Offer a CBA certification alongside a degree or diploma. Students are assessed by CBA against the same published blueprint as every other candidate.
Employers
Certify a cohort of your own staff against a published standard, with vouchers supplied in quantity against an invoice.
What we ask of you
- A named lead trainer for each programme, with a relevant qualification or documented professional practice
- Teaching that covers the published blueprint, in full
- No pass guarantee, offered or implied
- Accurate description of your relationship with CBA UK in your own marketing
- Annual renewal, including a review of what you delivered
What we commit to you
- Vouchers sold to you at a discount to the published candidate price, on a scale that improves with volume
- Instructor materials updated whenever a blueprint changes
- Reasonable notice before any change to a programme you deliver
- A public directory listing that shows exactly which programmes you are accredited for
- No selling the same programme direct at a lower price than we sell it to you
The annual accreditation fee is $1,000 and the minimum volume is ten vouchers a year. The wholesale discount is banded by the number of students you certify in the year. The accreditation standard sets out the bands, what CBA requires of you, and what CBA commits to in return.
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Become an Approved Learning Partner
Training providers apply under the published accreditation standard. An accredited partner is listed publicly, with the certifications it is accredited to deliver and the date its accreditation runs to, and removed on the day it lapses.