Teach
Prepare learners for selected qualifications within an agreed delivery scope.
Authorised Training Partners
Teach something that matters.
Bring your training expertise and local understanding to a global professional framework. Prepare learners for YONDR™ qualifications and build a proposition that fits your market.
Explore the relationship ↓At a glance.
- Teach. Prepare learners for selected qualifications within an agreed delivery scope.
- Build. Add YONDR™ to an existing portfolio or develop a focused academy.
- Support. Use relevant syllabi, learning outcomes, partner resources and programme updates.
Build
Add YONDR™ to an existing portfolio or develop a focused academy.
Support
Use relevant syllabi, learning outcomes, partner resources and programme updates.
Be recognised
Use the approved ATP mark and verified status once formally authorised.
Know a little more.
Who it’s for
Training quality matters more than size.
The network is intended for professional training companies, qualification tuition providers, regulatory and compliance educators, financial services academies, digital learning providers and suitable universities or colleges.
- Credible training capability and suitably experienced trainers.
- Clear learner support, complaints and quality processes.
- Responsible marketing and protection of qualification integrity.
- A realistic plan for the markets, languages and programmes you want to serve.
Your model
Build the learning experience your market needs.
Face-to-face, live virtual, blended and digital delivery can each have a place. YONDR™ provides the qualification framework; approved partners shape preparation and learner support within their authorised scope.
- Propose your delivery model and language capability.
- Identify the qualifications and professional audiences you plan to serve.
- Discuss corporate delivery and candidate-booking arrangements.
Approval
A meaningful approval period. Continuing responsibility.
ATP status is proposed on a three-year approval cycle, subject to good standing and ongoing quality requirements. A proportionate renewal review would follow. Authorisation is specific to the agreed organisation, scope and terms.
- Initial application and supporting evidence.
- Review of trainers, quality controls and learner support.
- Agreement of scope, commercial terms and brand use.
- Onboarding, delivery readiness and ongoing review.
Other ways to work together
Teaching and introducing are different responsibilities.
If your strength is connecting clients or a professional audience with YONDR™, explore Commercial / Market Partnership. Delivering examinations is a separate authorisation: training status alone does not authorise an exam centre.
- Exam centre discussions cover premises, identity checks, invigilation, technology and accessibility.
- Security, incident management, data protection and business continuity need separate review.
Who it’s for
Training quality matters more than size.
The network is intended for professional training companies, qualification tuition providers, regulatory and compliance educators, financial services academies, digital learning providers and suitable universities or colleges.
- Credible training capability and suitably experienced trainers.
- Clear learner support, complaints and quality processes.
- Responsible marketing and protection of qualification integrity.
- A realistic plan for the markets, languages and programmes you want to serve.
Your model
Build the learning experience your market needs.
Face-to-face, live virtual, blended and digital delivery can each have a place. YONDR™ provides the qualification framework; approved partners shape preparation and learner support within their authorised scope.
- Propose your delivery model and language capability.
- Identify the qualifications and professional audiences you plan to serve.
- Discuss corporate delivery and candidate-booking arrangements.
Approval
A meaningful approval period. Continuing responsibility.
ATP status is proposed on a three-year approval cycle, subject to good standing and ongoing quality requirements. A proportionate renewal review would follow. Authorisation is specific to the agreed organisation, scope and terms.
- Initial application and supporting evidence.
- Review of trainers, quality controls and learner support.
- Agreement of scope, commercial terms and brand use.
- Onboarding, delivery readiness and ongoing review.
Other ways to work together
Teaching and introducing are different responsibilities.
If your strength is connecting clients or a professional audience with YONDR™, explore Commercial / Market Partnership. Delivering examinations is a separate authorisation: training status alone does not authorise an exam centre.
- Exam centre discussions cover premises, identity checks, invigilation, technology and accessibility.
- Security, incident management, data protection and business continuity need separate review.
Good to know
Your questions.
Clear answers.
Can a small or new training business apply?
Yes. Describe your capability and plans honestly. Scale or longevity alone does not establish eligibility; the team reviews your people, controls and proposed delivery.
Do we need to offer every qualification?
No. Propose a focused scope that fits your expertise and market. Any authorised subjects and delivery languages will be agreed through review.
Does applying grant ATP status?
No. Application, review, terms, any payment and final authorisation are separate steps. You may use the ATP mark only after approval.
Can we also deliver examinations?
You can express interest, but exam centre authorisation requires a separate operational and security review.
Your next step
Ready to build
this together?
Bring the context. We’ll help you find the right way forward.
What to have ready
- Organisation, markets, languages and proposed qualifications.
- Training track record, delivery model and trainer experience.
- Quality and learner-support arrangements.
- Private evidence of your authority to apply.
Use your existing personal account. Save a draft and return in Your YONDR™. Application does not itself grant status or organisation access.