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NOCN Group
International education charity delivering future-fit skills solutions in the areas where they are needed most. Est 1987
About NOCN Group
🏆 Sunday Times' Top 100 Best Places to Work NOCN Group is an international charity which delivers future-fit skills solutions with social impact for Colleges, training providers, employers and individuals. Our Qualifications, Apprenticeship End Point Assessment, Assured Courses, Competence Cards & Tests, and Short Online Courses are designed to advance skills in the areas where they are most needed: -preparation for life & work -construction & the built environment -engineering, manufacturing & the green economy -health & social care -education & management As a truly independent, charitable organisation, we seek to influence policy and champion lifelong, vocational learning. Our aim is to enable people to reach their potential and organisations to thrive for improved productivity, sustainability, social mobility, and inclusivity. Our industry and subject matter experts provide a high quality, robust and responsive service, adapting to the ever-evolving needs of our customers and stakeholders. NOCN Group is one of the largest Awarding Organisations in the construction sector globally and owns the Construction Plant Competence Scheme (CPCS). With a subsidiary in India named NOCN India Skills Foundation, we also operate in Africa, ASEAN, Europe, the Gulf, South Asia and other international territories. NOCN Group is a Company Limited by Guarantee, Registered in England, Company No. 3829217, Registered Charity No.1079785.
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Products & Services
NOCN Group developed 876 new units within its Skills for Employment, Training and Personal Development (SETPD) qualifications since April 2026.
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Presence & Recognition
NOCN Group is participating in the next IOR Industry Skills Alliance Meeting on 24th September 2026.
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Research & Knowledge
NOCN Group conducted a recent poll to gather feedback on curriculum planning and further education.
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