The Recognition of Overseas Qualifications (Charges) (England and Wales and Northern Ireland) Regulations 2025
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Schedule 4 Charges relating to applications for ancillary services
Regulation 6 1 Table Charges relating to applications for ancillary services Number of charge | Type of service | Amount of charge (£) | Amount of charge (£) for a subscriber 4.1 | The dispensation of any need for a certified translation into English of any documents that evidence an overseas qualification as part of an application for a statement of comparability. | 41 | 41 4.2 | Provision of half a day of training regarding education, qualifications and the recognition of overseas qualifications. | 263 | 216 4.3 | Provision of a full day of training regarding education, qualifications and the recognition of overseas qualifications. | 366 | 319 4.4 | Booking for an individual to attend as a delegate at a two day conference regarding education or qualifications and further to obligations deriving from a relevant international agreement. | 558 per delegate | 507 per delegate 4.5 | Booking for an individual to attend as a delegate at a one day conference regarding education or qualifications and further to obligations deriving from a relevant international agreement. | 355 per delegate | 310 per delegate 4.6 | Support to the subscriber from the provider of the subscription package (within five working days) for up to 300 additional queries. | Not applicable | 900 4.7 | Support to the subscriber from the provider of the subscription package (within two working days) for up to 300 additional queries. | Not applicable | 2,000 2 In this Schedule— “certified translation” means a translation certified to be a correct translation; “relevant international agreement” means— the Global Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications concerning Higher Education, signed by the United Kingdom at Paris on 25 November 2019, or the Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications concerning Higher Education in the European Region, signed by the United Kingdom at Strasbourg on 7 November 1997; “within five working days” in relation to the provision of support to a subscriber means within a period of 120 hours beginning with the relevant time and disregarding any day which is not a working day; “within two working days” in relation to the provision of support to a subscriber means within a period of 48 hours beginning with the relevant time and disregarding any day which is not a working day. 3 For the purposes of the definitions of “within five working days” and “within two working days”, where the request for support is received— (a) during the hours of 9am to 5pm on a working day, the relevant time is the time that the request for support is received on that day; (b) on a working day but before 9am on that day, the relevant time is 9am on that working day; (c) on a working day but after 5pm on that day, or on a day which is not a working day, the relevant time is 9am on the next following working day.
Schedule 4 Charges relating to applications for ancillary services
Regulation 6 1 Table Charges relating to applications for ancillary services Number of charge | Type of service | Amount of charge (£) | Amount of charge (£) for a subscriber 4.1 | The dispensation of any need for a certified translation into English of any documents that evidence an overseas qualification as part of an application for a statement of comparability. | 41 | 41 4.2 | Provision of half a day of training regarding education, qualifications and the recognition of overseas qualifications. | 263 | 216 4.3 | Provision of a full day of training regarding education, qualifications and the recognition of overseas qualifications. | 366 | 319 4.4 | Booking for an individual to attend as a delegate at a two day conference regarding education or qualifications and further to obligations deriving from a relevant international agreement. | 558 per delegate | 507 per delegate 4.5 | Booking for an individual to attend as a delegate at a one day conference regarding education or qualifications and further to obligations deriving from a relevant international agreement. | 355 per delegate | 310 per delegate 4.6 | Support to the subscriber from the provider of the subscription package (within five working days) for up to 300 additional queries. | Not applicable | 900 4.7 | Support to the subscriber from the provider of the subscription package (within two working days) for up to 300 additional queries. | Not applicable | 2,000 2 In this Schedule— “certified translation” means a translation certified to be a correct translation; “relevant international agreement” means— the Global Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications concerning Higher Education, signed by the United Kingdom at Paris on 25 November 2019, or the Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications concerning Higher Education in the European Region, signed by the United Kingdom at Strasbourg on 7 November 1997; “within five working days” in relation to the provision of support to a subscriber means within a period of 120 hours beginning with the relevant time and disregarding any day which is not a working day; “within two working days” in relation to the provision of support to a subscriber means within a period of 48 hours beginning with the relevant time and disregarding any day which is not a working day. 3 For the purposes of the definitions of “within five working days” and “within two working days”, where the request for support is received— (a) during the hours of 9am to 5pm on a working day, the relevant time is the time that the request for support is received on that day; (b) on a working day but before 9am on that day, the relevant time is 9am on that working day; (c) on a working day but after 5pm on that day, or on a day which is not a working day, the relevant time is 9am on the next following working day.
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