Becoming a Private Centre has many advantages, providing you have enough Learners and are able to meet our requirements. In order for you to become a registered Private Centre, your would have to:

• Have a suitable venue for hosting In-Person and/or Remote Online Assessments (ROA) events. To ascertain this, please see here:
  • In-Person events: Room Requirements for In-Person exams
  • ROA events: Room Requirements for Remote Online Assessments (ROA)
• Be able to meet our minimum entry fee requirements. For more information about this, please see here: How do I know if I've met the minimum entry fee requirements?
• Are able to adhere to our terms and conditions. To see this, please consult our Centre Agreement, which you may download here: Become a Private Centre
• Have Policies and Procedures* in place to cover:
  • Complaints
  • Conflicts of Interest
  • Enquiries About Results and Appeals
  • Malpractice and Maladministration
  • Safeguarding 

If you feel that you have met all of the above, please see here for more information about starting the registration process: How can I register as a Private Centre?

*For more information about what LAMDA expects of your Policies, please see here: How do I write my own Private Centre Policies?