Independent support for recognition of prior learning

Your experience matters

You’ve learned at work.
Let’s put it to use.

We help you prepare evidence and apply for recognition of your learning.

Explore my optionsHow does it work? ↓

We help with your application.
The university assesses it and decides.

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Application support, one step at a time.
A little help.
A clearer next step.
Your real experienceFriendly application support£100 at the end of the work

Three simple steps

From “where do I start?”
to a prepared application.

1

Tell us about you

Share your work experience and your goal in the panel.

2

We help you prepare

We look for suitable options and help organise genuine evidence.

3

Apply for assessment

Where permitted, we help submit. The institution makes the decision.

Options depend on your experience, documents, subject, timing and the institution’s rules. Approval is not guaranteed.

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You do not have to figure it out alone

Start with what
you already have.

These are useful starting points. The institution decides what it needs.

Your work historyA CV, job records or genuine references.
Things you have doneProjects, work samples and your contribution.
Things you have learnedTraining records and earlier study.
Missing a document?

We can help seek genuine records from employers or training providers. More learning or assessment may still be needed.

Clear costs

Our support.
One clear fee.

We help with your application. We do not sell qualifications or award academic credit.

What the service includes →
ToHave application support
£100 GBP
Payable at the end of the work.

University fees and agreed external costs are separate. Check current costs in the panel.

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A few helpful answers

Good to know.

See all questions →
Are you a university?

No. We are an independent application-support service. We are not an official representative of any university.

Will I automatically get a degree?

No. An institution assesses your learning and decides what recognition, if any, it can offer. Further study may be required.

Which options can I apply for?

Current options are in the panel. They vary by your circumstances and when you apply.

A little guidance
before you start.

Browse the guides →

Ready to explore your options?

Tell us about your experience. We’ll help with the next step.

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