• Level 7 Qualification

    We are proud to be the first Level 7 Certificate Qualification (PG Cert) dedicated to Transnational Education

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    What are the common challenges of TNE delivery?

    • Cross-border TNE partnerships often operate with limited collaboration
    • Inefficient staffing and resource sharing, restricted by internal processes, lack of motivation
    • Delivering TNE at high costs without achieving quality outcomes
    • Difficulty recruiting qualified staff for overseas assignments
    • High staff turnover in both the UK and partner institutions
    • Inconsistent teaching quality across partner institutions
    • Lack of insight into the true voice of staff, students, and parents
    • Unhappy and demoralised staff without clear channels to voice concerns
    • Insufficient support for staff and students
    • Attempting to “muddle through” leads to long-term risks
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    Who is this course for?

    The Level 7 TNE programmes and micro-credential courses are designed for professionals who want to build practical, strategic, and operational expertise in transnational education.

    Potential audience:
    • University academic and professional services staff
    • International office, partnerships, and TNE teams
    • Programme leaders and course coordinators
    • Quality assurance and academic governance staff
    • Recruitment, admissions, and marketing professionals
    • Staff working in overseas partner institutions
    • Education consultants and agents
    • Professionals aspiring to move into TNE roles

  • Why Attend the Level 7 Course in TNE?

    Individually or institutionally

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    Benefits of Attending the Level 7 Course in TNE

    • Gain practical, real-world insights from experienced TNE practitioners and senior leaders
    • Develop a holistic understanding of TNE across operations, teaching and learning, quality assurance, governance, and student support
    • Improve operational efficiency and streamline TNE processes
    • Identify opportunities to reduce costs and improve value for money
    • Build confidence to navigate multiple education systems, management structures, and cultural contexts
    • Strengthen local capability where access to UK-based support is limited
    • Support staff recruitment, retention, and professional development at TNE host institutions
    • Bridge the gap between academic and professional services perspectives
    • Join a supportive community focused on sharing best practice and continuous improvement