1. 26 February 2014
The National Examination
Board in Occupational
Safety and Health
Dominus Way
Meridian Business Park
Leicester LE19 1QW
www.nebosh.org.uk
Mr J O Edeh
De Kawei Ebis Nigeria Ltd
Ydu/warri
Delta State
053
Nigeria
UNIT RESULT NOTIFICATION AND STATUS REPORT
Student number: 00062297
First name/s (given name): Jahswill Ovueferie
Surname (family name): Edeh
Full name: # Jahswill Ovueferie Edeh
Course provider: 548 - SHEilds Ltd
NEBOSH National Diploma in Environmental Management
Unit
Exam
DateMark
Course
providerStatus
Unit
resultDescription
High
valid
548Pass61 61Pass05/12/2013ED1 Management of environmental risk
548Pass77 77Pass31/01/2014Application of environmental risk theory and practiceED2
*Notes
65.00
CREDITGrade:
* Overall weighted mark:
If you have achieved a Pass in any of the above units (≥45% for the examination and ≥60% for the project), your unit
certificate will be sent shortly, on which your name will appear as above (see overleaf).
If you have achieved a Pass in both units, then congratulations on your success and your qualification parchment will
follow in due course, on which your name will appear as above (see overleaf).
You may, however, opt to re-sit a successful unit for the purpose of improving your overall qualification grade (see
overleaf).
EXAMINATIONS ADMINISTRATION SECTION 00062297
# Please ensure that your name is shown correctly (see overleaf).
This qualification has been credit rated for the SCQF by SQA
Title Credit
Points
SCQF
Level
UNIT ED1 10 16
UNIT ED2 10 3
OVERALL CREDIT RATING 10 19
2. Notes
Qualifying periods
The latest result for each unit is shown overleaf. If a higher mark was achieved at an earlier sitting, this result is also shown and indicated in the
‘High mark’ column. Both unit certificates must be obtained within a two-year period in order to qualify for the NEBOSH National Diploma in
Environmental Management.
Awarding and grading criteria
Grading criteria shall not apply to individual units but candidates will be informed of the unit mark achieved. Candidates who are successful in an
individual unit will be issued with a unit certificate, normally within 40 working days of the issue of the result notification.
Referrals will be given where candidates have failed to reach a satisfactory standard. Therefore, if a result shows 'Refer' overleaf this denotes:
<45% in Unit ED1 <60% in Unit ED2
If you have been referred in the examination you will need to re-register for a later examination by the registration closing date. If you have been
referred in Unit ED2 you may re-submit the project, but must re-register and pay the appropriate registration fee in order to do so. Registration
forms will be sent to your accredited course provider.
The overall qualification grade is determined by the weighted results of the two units. The weighting factors are as follows:
Examination (Unit ED1) - 75% Project (Unit ED2) - 25%
The actual overall weighted mark is displayed on the front of the URN. This is calculated by the formula: [examination mark x 0.75] + [project
mark x 0.25]. The calculation may produce an actual overall weighted mark that contains a fraction of a percentage. NB: For the purposes of
calculating the overall qualification grade displayed on the front of the URN, please note that an actual overall weighted mark containing a fraction
of 0.5 or above will be rounded up to the nearest whole percentage and a mark containing a fraction of less than 0.5 will be rounded down to the
nearest whole percentage. An overall grade cannot be allocated when you have been referred in, or have not completed either unit
assessment. The overall grade is allocated as follows:
Distinction 70% or more, with at least 45% in the written unit (Unit ED1) and 60% in the project (Unit ED2)
Credit 60 - 69%, with at least 45% in the written unit (Unit ED1) and 60% in the project (Unit ED2)
Pass Up to 59%, with at least 45% in the written unit (Unit ED1) and 60% in the project (Unit ED2)
Qualification parchments will normally be issued within 40 working days of the issue of the result notification. Candidates may, however, wish
to re-sit a successful unit for the purpose of improving a grade at any time within the two-year period but must inform NEBOSH in writing of their
intention to do so. However, the latest date NEBOSH must be informed is no later than 20 working days of the date of issue of the result
notification for the second successfully completed unit. Candidates who fail to do this will be issued with a parchment and will be deemed as
having completed the qualification.
Special consideration
If you have submitted a request for special consideration and this has been acknowledged by NEBOSH, then this will have been considered
prior to your result being confirmed.
Enquiries about results
If you have received a result that is at variance with your reasonable expectations, you should discuss this first with your tutor. The NEBOSH
‘Enquiries About Results (EARs) and Appeals policy and procedures’ is available in the ‘About NEBOSH’ section of the NEBOSH website
(www.nebosh.org.uk).
If, following discussion with your tutor, you wish to make an 'enquiry about result' (EAR), this must be submitted on the ‘Enquiry About Result
(EAR) request form’, which is available with the Enquiries policy, within 20 working days of the result/s notification date (as shown on your
examination entry confirmation) of the result to which it relates (see overleaf). The form should be posted to the address shown, together with
payment of the appropriate fee. The EAR process cannot be started until the fee is received and the form will, therefore, be returned to you if
payment is not included. NEBOSH does not issue invoices for EAR fees. A Type 1 enquiry (£12 per unit) is for a clerical check on the correct
addition and processing of marks; a Type 2 enquiry (£50 per unit) includes a clerical check (as Type 1), a re-mark of the script and a summary
report relating to overall performance. NEBOSH will normally provide written notification of the EAR outcome within forty working days of the
closing date for receipt of enquiries. Requests for examination special consideration that have not been submitted previously cannot be
accepted as part of the enquiry procedures. Please note that NEBOSH employs detailed and thorough assessment procedures before results
are declared such that few enquiries are likely to justify a change of result. Important note - submission of a Type 1 or Type 2 EAR
does not guarantee that a mark (or grade) will be adjusted upwards after review. It is also important to note that a mark (or grade) may also be
adjusted downwards following an EAR review.
Student name
Your name (shown overleaf) will appear on your unit certificates and final qualification parchment, (names exceeding 60 characters may appear
over two or more lines). If your name is shown incorrectly you must advise us in writing within 10 working days of the result/s notification date
(as shown on your examination entry confirmation), enclosing a copy of supporting photographic identification eg current passport, driving
licence or national identity card. Requests received after 10 working days will incur a charge for the re-issue of certification. NEBOSH will
make every effort to accommodate your request but please note that due to regulatory requirements this may not always be possible.
![Notes
Qualifying periods
The latest result for each unit is shown overleaf. If a higher mark was achieved at an earlier sitting, this result is also shown and indicated in the
‘High mark’ column. Both unit certificates must be obtained within a two-year period in order to qualify for the NEBOSH National Diploma in
Environmental Management.
Awarding and grading criteria
Grading criteria shall not apply to individual units but candidates will be informed of the unit mark achieved. Candidates who are successful in an
individual unit will be issued with a unit certificate, normally within 40 working days of the issue of the result notification.
Referrals will be given where candidates have failed to reach a satisfactory standard. Therefore, if a result shows 'Refer' overleaf this denotes:
<45% in Unit ED1 <60% in Unit ED2
If you have been referred in the examination you will need to re-register for a later examination by the registration closing date. If you have been
referred in Unit ED2 you may re-submit the project, but must re-register and pay the appropriate registration fee in order to do so. Registration
forms will be sent to your accredited course provider.
The overall qualification grade is determined by the weighted results of the two units. The weighting factors are as follows:
Examination (Unit ED1) - 75% Project (Unit ED2) - 25%
The actual overall weighted mark is displayed on the front of the URN. This is calculated by the formula: [examination mark x 0.75] + [project
mark x 0.25]. The calculation may produce an actual overall weighted mark that contains a fraction of a percentage. NB: For the purposes of
calculating the overall qualification grade displayed on the front of the URN, please note that an actual overall weighted mark containing a fraction
of 0.5 or above will be rounded up to the nearest whole percentage and a mark containing a fraction of less than 0.5 will be rounded down to the
nearest whole percentage. An overall grade cannot be allocated when you have been referred in, or have not completed either unit
assessment. The overall grade is allocated as follows:
Distinction 70% or more, with at least 45% in the written unit (Unit ED1) and 60% in the project (Unit ED2)
Credit 60 - 69%, with at least 45% in the written unit (Unit ED1) and 60% in the project (Unit ED2)
Pass Up to 59%, with at least 45% in the written unit (Unit ED1) and 60% in the project (Unit ED2)
Qualification parchments will normally be issued within 40 working days of the issue of the result notification. Candidates may, however, wish
to re-sit a successful unit for the purpose of improving a grade at any time within the two-year period but must inform NEBOSH in writing of their
intention to do so. However, the latest date NEBOSH must be informed is no later than 20 working days of the date of issue of the result
notification for the second successfully completed unit. Candidates who fail to do this will be issued with a parchment and will be deemed as
having completed the qualification.
Special consideration
If you have submitted a request for special consideration and this has been acknowledged by NEBOSH, then this will have been considered
prior to your result being confirmed.
Enquiries about results
If you have received a result that is at variance with your reasonable expectations, you should discuss this first with your tutor. The NEBOSH
‘Enquiries About Results (EARs) and Appeals policy and procedures’ is available in the ‘About NEBOSH’ section of the NEBOSH website
(www.nebosh.org.uk).
If, following discussion with your tutor, you wish to make an 'enquiry about result' (EAR), this must be submitted on the ‘Enquiry About Result
(EAR) request form’, which is available with the Enquiries policy, within 20 working days of the result/s notification date (as shown on your
examination entry confirmation) of the result to which it relates (see overleaf). The form should be posted to the address shown, together with
payment of the appropriate fee. The EAR process cannot be started until the fee is received and the form will, therefore, be returned to you if
payment is not included. NEBOSH does not issue invoices for EAR fees. A Type 1 enquiry (£12 per unit) is for a clerical check on the correct
addition and processing of marks; a Type 2 enquiry (£50 per unit) includes a clerical check (as Type 1), a re-mark of the script and a summary
report relating to overall performance. NEBOSH will normally provide written notification of the EAR outcome within forty working days of the
closing date for receipt of enquiries. Requests for examination special consideration that have not been submitted previously cannot be
accepted as part of the enquiry procedures. Please note that NEBOSH employs detailed and thorough assessment procedures before results
are declared such that few enquiries are likely to justify a change of result. Important note - submission of a Type 1 or Type 2 EAR
does not guarantee that a mark (or grade) will be adjusted upwards after review. It is also important to note that a mark (or grade) may also be
adjusted downwards following an EAR review.
Student name
Your name (shown overleaf) will appear on your unit certificates and final qualification parchment, (names exceeding 60 characters may appear
over two or more lines). If your name is shown incorrectly you must advise us in writing within 10 working days of the result/s notification date
(as shown on your examination entry confirmation), enclosing a copy of supporting photographic identification eg current passport, driving
licence or national identity card. Requests received after 10 working days will incur a charge for the re-issue of certification. NEBOSH will
make every effort to accommodate your request but please note that due to regulatory requirements this may not always be possible.](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)