Pass your NEBOSH IGC on the first attempt — not eventually.
Adaptive practice, open questions marked with detailed feedback, and a scenario mode built to match the real GIC1 exam format. Fully rebuilt for the current 2026 GIC1/GIC2 syllabus — not the retired IG1/IG2 format still floating around online.
Built by an HSE consultant currently preparing for the same exam — not a course platform, a study tool made from the inside.
I sat through an old school training. That's what pushed me to build something else.
My first mistake was selecting an online course from a well-known company. They got me good — while purchasing, the price swung from £1,300 to £700, and still I felt it was too expensive for the content quality.
Think of a close-to-retirement teacher coming to class because he has to, who has lost his passion for teaching at the same time he has lost his hair. Hours and hours of low-quality PowerPoints read with a voiceover, providing information repeated over and over without adding value, making the videos three times longer than necessary.
That's when it clicked: there's a lot more room to keep this rigorous and make it actually engaging. So I built this tool around the NEBOSH content itself, my own study notes and case studies, and kept it current with today's H&S laws and guidance — the resource I wish I'd had instead. It's not affiliated with NEBOSH, but every question stays true to the official syllabus — just built to feel less like a lecture and more like the kind of last-minute quizzing you'd do with your mates the night before a school exam.
What you actually walk away with
Not a longer feature list — this is what changes in how you prepare.
Stop re-reading notes that already stuck
Practice adapts to your weak syllabus elements, so every session works on what's actually going to cost you marks — not what you're already comfortable with.
Learn to write answers examiners actually credit
Open questions get detailed, structured feedback — not just a right/wrong tick — so you build the habit of writing for marks, not just for correctness.
Walk into GIC1 having already done it once
Train inside a mock scenario-and-attachments exercise that mirrors the real open-book GIC1 format, so exam day isn't the first time you've worked this way.
Know exactly where you stand before you book
A progress tracker maps every attempt back to the syllabus elements, so you can decide with confidence — not hope — when you're ready to sit the exam.
Most free question banks are training you for an exam that no longer exists
The NEBOSH IGC syllabus changed in 2026. Most of the free content candidates share online didn't.
Free & legacy question banks
- ✕Written for the retired IG1/IG2 specification
- ✕No structured feedback on open or written answers
- ✕No simulation of the new GIC1 scenario-and-attachments format
- ✕Static — same questions, same order, every single time
IGC Ready — 2026 GIC1/GIC2
- ✓Rebuilt around the current GIC1/GIC2 specification
- ✓Detailed feedback on every open and scenario answer
- ✓Scenario + supporting-documents mode matching the real GIC1 format
- ✓Adapts to your results as you go — different every session
// syllabus updated 2026 — content rebuilt to match, not patched over.
Try studying with instant feedback. Free interactive demo.
The demo runs inside the real Study Suite, not a mock-up — same marking engine, same interface, same 11-element syllabus mapping you'd get with full access.
Try the free demo →
Attila Young
HSE Consultant · France
Built by someone who's sat where you're sitting
I started my HSE career on industrial sites, then spent most of my early years in construction — building up my knowledge permit by permit, site by site.
A real turning point came when I got the chance to work on an international project. Safety stopped being just about local regulations and became about building a common language across cultures and standards. That's what pushed me to sit the NEBOSH IGC myself — for the deeper technical grounding, and for the international recognition to keep taking on missions like that one.
Outside of work, I'm a committed course-taker — languages, new skills, sport, you name it. Some of that training was genuinely dull. But it taught me exactly what makes revision actually work and what makes people switch off — and that's the thinking behind every question in this tool.
One price. One payment. No subscription.
One-time payment · access for 6 months · no recurring billing
- ✓All 5 study modes
- ✓Open questions marked with detailed feedback
- ✓GIC1 scenario + supporting-documents simulator
- ✓Adaptive difficulty
- ✓Full syllabus progress tracker
Pay once, revise until your exam date. Nothing renews, nothing to remember to cancel — six months is usually more runway than most candidates need.
Waitlist members get first access, and the $35 rate is locked in before any public price increase.
Questions before you join
Does this cover both GIC1 and GIC2?
Yes. Question banks, the scenario simulator and the progress tracker are mapped to both GIC1 (management of health and safety) and GIC2 (risk assessment) as defined in the 2026 syllabus.
What language is it in?
English, matching the language of the official NEBOSH IGC exam. If there's enough demand for French-language support material, it'll be considered after launch — let us know on the waitlist form.
Do I still need to take a NEBOSH-accredited training course?
Yes. This is a revision and practice tool, meant to be used after your training, while you're preparing for the exam itself — not a replacement for an accredited course. It's built to consolidate what you've already learned and get you exam-ready.
Is there a refund policy?
Yes. If you're not satisfied within the first 14 days of access, you get a full refund, no conditions attached.
How is this different from the free NEBOSH quiz sites?
Most free quiz banks are recycled multiple-choice questions written for the retired IG1/IG2 format, with no marking on written or scenario answers. This tool is rebuilt for the current GIC1/GIC2 syllabus, gives detailed feedback on open and scenario answers, and tracks your weak points syllabus element by syllabus element.