There are two main awarding bodies for Facilities Management qualifications, as shown below.


Our students have achieved a 96% pass rate for the latest round of BIFM exams.
Our students have achieved a 100% pass rate for the latest round of City & Guilds / ILM exams.
We would like to congratulate them on their impressive achievement.
Until 2009 the range of Facilities Management qualification courses that tuition providers could offer had been somewhat limited, restricted in the main to offering learners help in studying for the British Institute of Facilities Management Part I, Part II and 'Qual' and also from 2004 when the City & Guilds Facilities Management Foundation programme was introduced.
The nature of nationally recognisable qualifications is changing and before long almost all qualifications will have changed to incorporate the same structure, or format. The purpose of this section is to provide an overview of the new format and serve as a tool that allows prospective learners to decide which qualification type would suit them best and to make the right choices accordingly.
It is not uncommon for people to wonder why a change is taking place, but the following analogy should help in some way. Traditionally, all qualifications had their own name such as:
Clearly it would be hard to know which has more relevance or importance when compared to another. The new qualifications have names or titles such as: