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What this costs elsewhere

The same subjects, priced against the market

This is not a comparison against named competitors, because naming a provider next to a price we did not quote would be unfair and would go out of date within weeks. It is a comparison against typical published rates in the United Kingdom private training market, subject by subject, as at July 2026. Our own prices are on the pricing page and there are three of them.

Buying this catalogue elsewhere

£5,655

44 courses at typical market rates for each subject

A monthly pass here

£9.99

Everything, for thirty days, with no automatic charge afterwards

One course here, permanently

£19

No subscription, no resit fee, certificate included

The market figure is the sum of typical rates for each subject in the catalogue. Nobody buys a whole catalogue at once, so treat it as an illustration of the price of the same material rather than a bill anybody receives.

Subject by subject

Subject areaCourses hereTypical market price, per courseHere
OSCE and registration 1 About £250 Module 1 free, then £19 outright or £39 for the area
Project and product delivery 4 About £200 Module 1 free, then £19 outright or £39 for the area
Health and social care progression 4 About £199 Module 1 free, then £19 outright or £39 for the area
On site trade skills 6 About £180 Module 1 free, then £19 outright or £39 for the area
Leadership and management 4 About £150 Module 1 free, then £19 outright or £39 for the area
Accounting and finance 6 About £149 Module 1 free, then £19 outright or £39 for the area
NMC revalidation 1 About £120 Module 1 free, then £19 outright or £39 for the area
Care Certificate 1 About £95 Module 1 free, then £19 outright or £39 for the area
Selling and marketing 2 About £90 Module 1 free, then £19 outright or £39 for the area
Specialist practice 5 About £75 Module 1 free, then £19 outright or £39 for the area
Workshop and hands on 1 About £60 Module 1 free, then £19 outright or £39 for the area
Statutory and mandatory training 5 About £45 Module 1 free, then £19 outright or £39 for the area
Employer mandated training 4 About £45 Module 1 free, then £19 outright or £39 for the area

Market prices are typical published rates for comparable UK online courses at July 2026. They are not quotations, they change, and they vary widely by provider. They are attributed to the market and are never presented as a struck through price of our own.

The charges that are not on our list at all

ChargeCommon in this sectorHere
Digital certificateRoughly £29 to £50Included
Hard copy certificateRoughly £40 to £75Not offered, and not needed
Postage of a certificateRoughly £15, or £40 by courierNothing to post
Replacement certificateRoughly £15Free, it is in your account
Resitting an assessmentOften a resit fee per attemptFree, unlimited
Name change on a certificateCan exceed £100Free
Automatic subscription renewalStandard practiceNever. A pass runs thirty days and stops

The full fee tableStart a free module

What you should compare instead of price

Price is the easiest thing to compare and the least informative. Four questions separate training that survives an inspection from training that does not, and you can ask them of any provider including this one.

  • Can you see what is taught before you buy? Ours publishes the entire teaching script for every course, openly, at no charge. If a provider will not show you the content, there is usually a reason.
  • Does it cite its sources? Every module here lists the authoritative references it is built from, so a quality assurer can trace a claim to its origin.
  • Can an employer verify the certificate? Every certificate here carries a code checkable at verify, free, with no account. A certificate nobody can check is not worth issuing.
  • Is it honest about accreditation? Ours states the exact status of every claim on the accreditation page, including the ones that are only planned. Badges implying assurance nobody granted are common and worth checking.

Questions

Why is this so much cheaper than other providers?

Because the expensive parts of this market are not the teaching. They are sales commission, certificate fees, postage, resit fees and reseller margin. We write the material once, host it ourselves, mark assessments on our own servers, and a digital certificate costs nothing to reissue. What is genuinely left to charge for is small.

Is inexpensive training taken seriously by employers?

Employers care whether the content is defensible at inspection and whether the certificate can be verified. Ours cites its sources, publishes its full teaching script for anyone to audit, and issues certificates an employer can check for free. Auditability is the signal that matters, not the price.

What is not included at this price?

Observed practical competence. Hoisting, basic life support technique and venepuncture must be assessed by a competent person watching you work, and no online provider at any price replaces that. Every course where it applies says so on its own page.