IHETC Campus
Where this takes you
Each programme opens onto named occupations, with the level of responsibility that goes with them. We set them out plainly here — including when the honest answer is “not yet”.
The trajectory, in full
A long programme is not judged on its first semester but on what its last one opens. Here is the whole path: the years, the credits accumulating, and what is awarded at the end. A validated year is worth sixty credits, and one credit represents twenty-five hours of work — ten supervised, fifteen personal. That is the catalogue rule, not an estimate.
Bachelor's degree
Four levels, four responsibilities
A qualification level is not an honorific: it describes what its holder is deemed able to handle unaided. Here, for each, is an occupation actually present in the catalogue.
Level 4 — Health, Safety and Environment Officer
Prepares for work as a site HSE officer. 60 credits, 600 hours, 9 months.
Level 5 — Web and Mobile Developer
Prepares for work as a junior to experienced developer. 80 credits, 800 hours, 12 months.
Level 6 — Site HSE Manager
Prepares for work as a HSE manager — mining, energy, construction. 80 credits, 800 hours, 12 months.
Level 7 — Industrial Risk and HSE Director
Prepares for work as a group or multi-site HSE director. 70 credits, 700 hours, 9 months.
What we will not tell you
What we hold to
- Naming the occupations each programme prepares for, without stretching them
- Publishing real hours and the competencies assessed
- Opening your competency record to any outside verification
- Supporting you in presenting your own work
What we do not promise
- A job on graduation — no institution can guarantee that
- A salary, a range, or a quantified progression
- A figure for graduate employment: the first cohort has not graduated
- An alumni network: it does not exist yet, and we will not invent one
Why this page is shorter than elsewhere
In this sector, outcome pages are the longest and the least verifiable: employment figures with no cohort behind them, salaries with no source, company logos with no agreement. We are opening this year. Writing such a page would mean manufacturing what we do not yet have — the exact opposite of what we ask of our students. It will grow once a cohort has graduated, with figures you can check.