Service category
Training & Capacity Building
Build the competence your management system depends on.
- 4Services in this category
- AccreditedWhere accreditation applies
- Pan-IndiaAssessor coverage
Overview
About training & capacity building
Lead auditor, internal auditor, awareness and bespoke in-house programmes delivered by practising assessors, not career trainers.
Lead Auditor Training
Intensive five-day lead auditor courses aligned to IRCA/CQI criteria, with continuous assessment and examination.
Learn moreInternal Auditor Training
Two-day practical internal auditor training covering planning, evidence gathering, findings and reporting.
Learn moreAwareness Programs
Half-day and one-day awareness sessions that explain a standard’s requirements in the language of the job.
Learn moreCustomized In-house Corporate Training
Bespoke training programmes designed around your management system, sector and specific competence gaps.
Learn moreHow it works
Our training process
- 01
Needs Assessment
1–2 days
We map the competence you actually need — role, standard, existing knowledge and audit responsibilities — before recommending a course.
- 02
Enrolment & Pre-work
1 week
Delegates are registered, joining instructions issued and pre-course reading shared so classroom time is spent on application, not on reading clauses aloud.
- 03
Delivery
1–5 days
Instructor-led sessions built around workshops, case studies and mock audits, delivered on-site, at a venue or live online.
- 04
Assessment & Certification
2–3 weeks
Continuous assessment plus a written examination where the course requires it. Successful delegates receive a numbered certificate.
Common questions
Training — common questions
ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO 22000, ISO 27001, ISO 50001 and ISO 13485 are run on a scheduled calendar. Other standards are delivered on request where a minimum group size is met.
Two days for a single standard. Integrated courses covering two or three standards typically run three days, because the audit planning and evidence-gathering content is shared while the technical requirements are not.
Typically half a day for a single standard at operator level, and one full day where the audience needs to apply requirements rather than simply recognise them. Top management briefings usually run two to three hours.
In-house delivery becomes economical from around eight delegates for most programmes. Below that, public course enrolment is usually the better value.
Question not answered here? Ask a certification specialist — we answer technical questions without requiring an enquiry first.
Next step
Ready to get certified?
Talk to our certification specialists. We will scope it honestly, show you the audit-day calculation, and tell you if the timeline you need is not realistic.