What does EAB provide?
EAB provides executive education, professional learning certificate programmes and commissioned learning for organisations in business and finance-related fields.
Frequently asked questions
EAB programmes and certificates, stated precisely
These answers describe EAB’s institutional status, programme model, certificate meaning, enrolment and professional boundaries.
Is EAB a university?
No. EAB is an independent professional education provider and does not award degrees or academic credit.
Are EAB certificates regulated qualifications?
No, unless a specific programme expressly identifies an external regulated awarding body and qualification reference. EAB’s own certificates are proprietary, non-regulated records of professional learning.
Does a finance certificate authorise regulated advice?
No. EAB finance programmes are educational. They do not confer FCA authorisation, adviser status or permission to undertake regulated activity.
Is a degree required?
Usually not. Entry is based on the participant profile and prior knowledge needed for the specific programme. Any formal or technical prerequisite is published before enrolment.
How are certificates verified?
Certificates use a unique reference that may be checked through EAB’s official verification service. The result confirms the EAB record and its current status only.
When are dates and fees confirmed?
Dates, delivery format, faculty, fees and application deadlines are confirmed on the authoritative cohort record before enrolment opens.
Can an organisation commission a programme?
Yes. EAB can define a commissioned programme with an organisation after clarifying the participant group, capability requirement, scope, delivery, assessment and evaluation.
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