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Get NEBOSH IGC Certified in Singapore – Occupational Health and Safety Training Course


 If you're passionate about Occupational Health and Safety and looking to build a globally recognized career in the HSE field, now is the perfect time to invest in your professional future. The 2000th NEBOSH IGC Sunday Batch celebration is here with a 17-in-1 Mega Combo Offer—a rare opportunity for working professionals and safety aspirants to gain top-tier credentials through NEBOSH training that fits your schedule.

Why Choose NEBOSH IGC?

The NEBOSH International General Certificate (IGC) is one of the most sought-after certifications in the field of Health and Safety. Whether you're starting out or advancing your HSE career, the NEBOSH IGC is globally respected and highly regarded by employers in industries such as oil & gas, construction, manufacturing, and logistics.

Key Highlights:

  • Globally Recognized Qualification
  • Essential for HSE Managerial & Supervisory Roles
  • Enhances Compliance and Risk Management Skills

Flexible Learning: NEBOSH IGC Sunday Batch

This exclusive Sunday batch is tailored for working professionals who wish to pursue NEBOSH courses without compromising their weekday commitments. With blended virtual learning, this part-time option ensures flexibility, convenience, and uninterrupted professional development.

Batch Dates: 10th August 2025 – 7th September 2025
Mode: Blended Virtual Learning – Part Time
Availability: Limited seats – Reserve early to secure your slot!

Special Offer: 17-in-1 Combo Package!

In celebration of our 2000th NEBOSH IGC Batch, we’re offering a value-packed combo that includes:

  • NEBOSH IGC Certification
  • IOSH Managing Safely – A vital step for supervisors and team leads
  • 15 International HSE Courses at a discounted price

This comprehensive package is designed to maximize your NEBOSH training investment while fast-tracking your professional growth in the Occupational Health and Safety sector.

NEBOSH IGC Course in Singapore – Your Gateway to Global Opportunities

Delivered by Green World Group, an authorized NEBOSH Gold Learning Partner, the NEBOSH IGC course in Singapore brings world-class safety training to your doorstep. Whether you're based in Singapore or across the Asia-Pacific region, this course ensures the highest standards in Health and Safety education with localized support and international recognition.

Our Presence: United Kingdom | UAE | India | Singapore | Saudi Arabia | Oman | Qatar | Canada | Kuwait

Your HSE Career Starts Here

By completing the NEBOSH IGC, you’ll open doors to lucrative roles such as:

  • HSE Officer
  • Safety Supervisor
  • Safety Manager
  • Risk Assessor
  • Compliance Auditor

These roles are in high demand globally and provide long-term career security.

Contact Us Today

Mrs. Fouzia – Academic Counsellor
fouzia.u@greenwgroup.com
+65 8963 5226 (WhatsApp Available)

Visit us: https://greenwgroup.co.uk/singapore/nebosh/nebosh-igc/

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