Delivered in partnership with Solent University, the IoIC offers a range of internal communication qualifications designed to be completed alongside employment, providing opportunities for students to apply their learning to their work, and vice versa.
Academic accreditation means students can be sure that their studies are underpinned by sound academic principles as well as the highest professional standards.
With courses ranging from Level 4 Foundation to Masters, IoIC qualifications can support you at every stage of your career - from those just starting out in their internal communication careers, to strategic leaders looking to formalise their experience.
Studying an IoIC qualification will advance your skills and knowledge, improve your confidence, develop your IC practice and enable you to take the next step in your career. You will also build a network of IC peers to learn with and from, fostering long-lasting connections and cultivating new opportunities for the future.
Additionally, by investing in your development you will be helping to drive high professional standards and supporting a sustainable future for the internal communication profession.
The Level 4 Foundation Diploma is designed for those in the early stages of their internal communication careers, providing students with essential knowledge and skills for high standard internal communications delivery. The course is mapped to Level 1 of the Profession Map.
Designed for those with practical experience who have mastered the basics of internal communication, and are working in - or towards - a management role. Advanced Diploma students define and achieve their own professional development objectives, extend their industry knowledge and develop critical evaluation skills. The course is mapped to Level 2 of the Profession Map.
Focused on the strategic practice of internal communication, the Masters equips experienced IC practitioners with the knowledge, skills and gravitas they need to influence and operate at the highest level in organisations. The course is mapped to Levels 3 & 4 of the Profession Map.
