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Approved Training Provider Scheme

The CIHT approved training provider scheme enables CIHT Members and other professionals to access, identify and undertake appropriate training courses that meet a high standard.

CIHT Approved status is a mark of quality that the Institution awards to training providers and teaching centres who meet the CIHT standards for training content and delivery.

All events delivered by CIHT Regions are also Approved for CPD.

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Why become a CIHT Approved Training Provider?

Being an Approved Training Provider (ATP) carries many benefits, including:

Recognition for your organisations training as an industry benchmark
The value of being associated with the UKs leading highways and transportation institution
Access to regular promotion opportunities to over 13,000 potential customers via CIHT e-newsletters & TP Weekly News
Prominent positioning and display on the CIHT website
Use of the CIHT ATP Logo on your website and promotional material
Regular features in CIHT's magazine Transportation Magazine, distributed to over 10,000 contacts ten times a year
A listing in CIHT's annual Learning & Development Guide

Interested in getting your training approved?

Contact CIHT on
t: 020 7336 1579
e: professionaldevelopment@ciht.org.uk

How to qualify for the Approved Training Provider Scheme

To qualify as an approved training provider, organisations will be required to fulfill the minimum criteria and standards outlined below

CIHT Approved Training Provider Standards

Below are the minimum standards that a provider must meet to obtain CIHT Approved Training Provider (ATP) status.

Sector relevant
Content of training programs and CPD activities must focus in some aspect, on developing skills and knowledge in planning, design, building or managing transport and infrastructure.
Quality training
Training programs and CPD activities must be delivered by qualified specialists using a wide range of learning methods to meet the various needs of their learners.
Impactful learning
Learning must be supported by relevant content, of which impact can be measured and evaluated.
Satisfactory Management Process
Approved Training Providers must have data management systems in place to ensure the protection of all their delegates information and where appropriate, adequate safeguarding arrangements.