Positive Experience
The EPA process was very clearly explained and the assessor was friendly and put me at ease during the assessments. Overall it was a very positive experience.
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Summit Qualifications UK is an Ofqual Regulated Awarding and End Point Assessment Organisation. It is the BIOR’s leading international qualification and End Point Assessment brand. Qualifications Meet the changing needs of learners with our latest qualifications recognised by employers. Our flexible and modern qualifications help your learners meet their maximum potential and achieve their goals. End Point Assessment We offer a fast nationwide EPA turnaround service, first class on programme support & flexible payment terms.
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The EPA process was very clearly explained and the assessor was friendly and put me at ease during the assessments. Overall it was a very positive experience.
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