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I have non-UK qualifications, how can I find out if they are acceptable?
The training providers are responsible for deciding whether or not your qualifications are acceptable for admission to their courses. You should contact them to discuss your qualifications before you apply. The GTTR cannot advise you on the acceptability of your qualifications.
The National Academic Recognition Centre for the United Kingdom (UK NARIC) can provide written guidance on the comparability of international and UK qualifications. There is a charge for this service. For further information, visit the NARIC website.
General
- When can I apply to the GTTR?
- What are the GTTR deadlines for applying?
- How many training providers can I apply to?
- How much are tuition fees?
- Where do I get information about funding my training?
- How do I find out the qualifications needed for a course?
- I have non-UK qualifications, how can I find out if they are acceptable?
- I have a disability. Where can I get advice before I apply?
- Will I be classed as a home or overseas applicant?
- I want to apply for deferred entry. What should I do?
- What is the difference between university or college-based and school-based training?
- What is the difference between a professional graduate and a postgraduate course?