The NEBOSH International General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety is the qualification most employers ask for when they hire a safety officer, in Pakistan and across the Gulf. It teaches how to manage health and safety at work and how to carry out a risk assessment on a real workplace.
Before 2026 it was called the NEBOSH IGC, and its two units IG1 and IG2. Our learners prepare over about three months with a trainer, in the classroom or online, and sit NEBOSH's own assessment.
What you study
- GIC1: Management of health and safety
- GIC2: Risk assessment (a practical assessment of a workplace)
- Health and safety management systems and the law
- Hazards at work: fire, electricity, machinery, chemicals, work at height
- Assessment preparation with a trainer
Where you can study it
Live classes with a trainer, from anywhere in Pakistan or abroad.
Questions
Is NEBOSH GIC the same as NEBOSH IGC?
Yes. NEBOSH's International General Certificate was known as the IGC; since 2026 its units are called GIC1 and GIC2. Employers who ask for the IGC accept the current certificate.
How do I apply?
Fill in the admission form on this website with your photo and both sides of your CNIC, or call 051 8731732, 0337 7772102 or WhatsApp 0330 2005442. The office calls you back to confirm the course, the batch and the time.
Can I study online?
Yes. Most courses run in our classrooms in Satellite Town, Rawalpindi, and as live online sessions with a trainer. Practical courses such as rigging and first aid are taught in person.
