Guide
NEBOSH exam and registration fees, from the official 2026 list
Updated
NEBOSH publishes what it charges learners. These are the only NEBOSH course figures that are fixed nationally, and they are the ones providers most often leave out of a headline price.
Assessment registration fees
| Assessment | Fee |
|---|---|
| National and International General Certificates, per unit (GNC1, GIC1, NG1, IG1) | £95 |
| National and International General Certificates, per assignment (GNC2, GIC2, NG2, IG2) | £95 |
| Health and Safety Management for Construction, per assignment | £189 |
| Environmental Certificate, per unit | £95 |
| Health and Safety at Work Award | £75 |
| Environmental Awareness at Work, per unit | £38 |
| Working with Wellbeing | £38 |
| HSE Certificate in Managing Stress at Work | £57 |
| HSE Certificate in Manual Handling Risk Assessment | £61 |
The fees people forget to budget for
| Charge | Fee |
|---|---|
| Type 1 enquiry about results, clerical check per unit | £20 |
| Type 2 remark on a Certificate or Diploma assessment, per unit or assignment | £126 |
| Appeal, stage 1 | £165 |
| Appeal, stage 2 | £340 |
| Replacement certificate and parchment, UK despatch | £25 |
| Verification for a visa application or an external institution | £64 |
Every figure above is read from the NEBOSH Learner Fees List, FIN015 version 21, published on the NEBOSH policies and procedures pages. NEBOSH revises the list periodically, so check the current version before you budget rather than trusting a figure on any third-party site, including this one.
What about resits?
The fees list prices assessment registration per unit and carries no separate discounted resit line. In practice that means re-sitting a unit means registering for that unit again. Because Learning Partners bill this on differently, and some bundle a free resit into their own package, ask what a resit costs before you book rather than after you fail one.
A remark is not the same as a resit. A Type 2 remark (£126) is a re-marking of the work you submitted; if the mark stands, you still pay the registration fee to sit the unit again.