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a] Achieving and maintaining recognition of the guiding profession and putting in place uniform standards for qualifications at all levels, the Blue Badge being the highest award:
The Institute is recognised by government as the standard setting body for all levels of the profession and as the registering authority for Blue Badge guides throughout the United Kingdom (except Scotland). The Institute accredits training courses which meet its standards and offers advice to training providers on how to achieve these. It does not itself deliver training.

b] Providing for examinations and/or assessments for qualifications at all levels and making awards:
The Institute provides examinations and/or assessment and also accredits external examinations which meet the required standards. It maintains a pool of qualified examiners. The Institute’s highest award is the internationally recognised Blue Badge which was formerly awarded by national and regional tourist boards. Certificates are awarded to those who qualify at other levels.

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County Hall Lion, London

County Hall Lion, London
 
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