London School of International Business (LSIB)

Can I transfer credits from other qualifications towards the NVQ Level 5 Extended Diploma Project (fast-track)?

Transferring Credits to NVQ Level 5 Extended Diploma Project (fast-track)

Yes, you may be able to transfer credits from other qualifications towards the NVQ Level 5 Extended Diploma Project (fast-track). The process for transferring credits will depend on the specific qualifications you have completed and their relevance to the NVQ Level 5 Extended Diploma Project.

Here is a table outlining the general guidelines for transferring credits:

Qualification	Credit Transfer
Higher National Diploma (HND)	Credits from relevant modules may be transferred. A mapping exercise will be conducted to determine eligibility.
Bachelor's Degree	Credits from relevant courses may be considered for transfer. A detailed assessment will be required.
Professional Certifications	Credits from recognized professional certifications may be eligible for transfer. Documentation will be required for evaluation.

It is important to note that the final decision on credit transfer will be made by the awarding body of the NVQ Level 5 Extended Diploma Project. You will need to submit official transcripts, course outlines, and any other relevant documentation to support your request for credit transfer.

Benefits of Credit Transfer

Transferring credits towards the NVQ Level 5 Extended Diploma Project can offer several benefits:

• Reduced study time: By transferring credits, you may be able to complete the diploma program in a shorter period.
• Cost savings: Transferring credits can help reduce the overall cost of completing the diploma.
• Recognition of prior learning: Your previous qualifications and experience will be acknowledged through credit transfer.

Overall, credit transfer can streamline your educational journey and help you achieve your academic goals more efficiently.

If you are interested in transferring credits towards the NVQ Level 5 Extended Diploma Project, we recommend reaching out to the admissions office or academic advisor for more information on the specific requirements and process.