How Much Does an IOSH Course Cost? A Complete Guide to IOSH Training Fees and Value
Investing in IOSH Training: What You Need to Know
Choosing an IOSH course is more than just a financial decision—it's an investment in your career and your organisation’s safety culture. Before enrolling, most learners ask:
- How much does an IOSH course cost?
- Is it worth the price?
This guide breaks down the costs of popular IOSH courses, explains what influences pricing, and helps you evaluate the true value of your training options.
What Influences the Cost of IOSH Courses?
Several factors affect IOSH course pricing, including:
- Learning method (online, virtual, classroom, in-company)
- Course type (Managing Safely vs Safety for Executives)
- Number of learners (individual vs group bookings)
- Additional services (tutor support, certification, resits)
Let’s explore each option in detail.
IOSH Course Prices for Individual Learners
1. Online Learning
Best for: Flexibility, affordability, self-paced study
Includes: 6-month access, tutor support, interactive modules, discussion forums
- IOSH Managing Safely: £250 + VAT
- IOSH Safety for Executives and Directors: £195 + VAT
Astutis’ online courses are hosted on an award-winning LMS, combining video content, quizzes and real-world scenarios to maximise retention and exam success.
2. Virtual Classroom Learning
Best for: Structured learning with live tutor interaction
Includes: Scheduled sessions, expert guidance, collaborative learning
- IOSH Managing Safely: £595 + VAT
- IOSH Safety for Executives and Directors: £250 + VAT
Virtual learning blends the benefits of classroom structure with the convenience of remote access, led by CMIOSH-qualified tutors.
3. Classroom Learning
Best for: Hands-on, face-to-face instruction
Includes: Venue, refreshments, printed materials, live tutor support
- IOSH Managing Safely: £595 + VAT
- IOSH Safety for Executives and Directors: £325 + VAT
Astutis maintains a no hidden costs policy—everything from training to certification is included.
IOSH Course Costs for Employers & Teams
4. In-Company Training
Best for: Training multiple staff at once, tailored content
Pricing model: Per license, with bulk discounts
Discounts: Available for groups of 5+ learners
Benefits include:
- Customised content aligned with your company’s policies
- Sector-specific tutors with relevant experience
- On-site delivery for convenience and cost savings
For example for the IOSH Managing Safely, purchasing 100+ licenses can reduce the cost to £165 + VAT, making it a budget-friendly option for large organisations.
Beyond Price: What Makes an IOSH Course Worth It?
When comparing IOSH course prices, consider:
- Course quality – Is the content engaging, interactive, and up-to-date?
- Tutor expertise – Are instructors qualified and experienced?
- Support services – Is help available during the course?
- Assessment structure – Are exams included?
A poorly structured course may cost less upfront but lead to lower pass rates, wasted time, and missed learning outcomes.
Astutis Value Promise
At Astutis we are proud to highlight that our course prices are all inclusive with no hidden costs, just real value. Our IOSH course prices include:
- Full training delivery
- First exam sitting
- Certificate upon completion
- A free assessment resit (in case you need it!).
You can also request a course demo for online or virtual formats.
Read more about many reasons why an IOSH course is best for you and your staff.
Summary: IOSH Course Cost Comparison
Learning Method | Managing Safely | Execs & Directors | Key Benefits |
Online | £250 + VAT | £195 + VAT | Flexible, affordable, self-paced |
Virtual Classroom | £595 + VAT | £250 + VAT | Structured, live tutor-led sessions |
In-Person Classroom | £595 + VAT | £325 + VAT | Face-to-face, immersive learning |
In-Company (Group) | Discounted Rates | Discounted rates | Tailored, scalable and cost-effective for teams |
Next Steps
- Explore which IOSH course is right for you.
- Access a free demo of the course by speaking to our Training Solutions Team.
- Learn about funding options available for IOSH training.
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