BLANTYRE
18th August 2025 – 28th August 2025
(In person- 10 Consecutive days)
Overview
Build Safer Workplaces. Boost Productivity. Train with the Best.
NEBOSH International General Certificate
1 November 2025 - 6 December 2025
(Blended Learning - online followed by in-person training)
1 - 29 November 2025 (Online start, Saturdays)
2-6 December 2025 (Ufulu Gardens, Lilongwe, In-Person)
2-13 February 2026: Blantyre (In-Person, 10 Consecutive Full Days)
16-27 February 2026: Lilongwe (In-Person, 10 Consecutive Full Days)
Why us?
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At Train in Health and Safety, our learners consistently tell us the same thing — they leave our courses feeling confident, well-informed, and ready to apply what they’ve learned.
We’re proud to have received 126 five-star reviews from individuals and businesses who value our clear, engaging trainers, practical course delivery, and the friendly, approachable environment we create. Whether it’s NEBOSH, IOSH, or short safety qualifications, our clients appreciate our real-world experience, professional guidance, and our ability to make complex topics simple and relevant.
From first-time learners to experienced professionals, our feedback shows we’re a trusted and consistent choice for quality health and safety training across the UK.
Raising OHS Standards for Malawi’s Competitiveness
Malawi faces critical gaps in occupational health and safety across key economic and productive sectors. Inconsistent standards and low staff awareness lead to preventable incidents, reputational risk, legal liabilities, and operational downtime — all of which undermine productivity, service delivery, and access to international markets.
Malawi’s industries deserve world‑class occupational health and safety standards that support national, regional and global aspirations. The THS Training Series brings internationally accredited courses — including the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) Managing Safely, Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Level 2, Behavioural Safety, and the National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH) International General Certificate — tailored for organisations across sectors.
Designed to build capacity, reduce operational risk, and foster a strong culture of safety, these courses directly support the priorities of the Malawi 2063 Agenda, aligning with its focus on institutional resilience, productivity and sustainable economic growth. THS training equips staff and leaders with globally recognised qualifications and best practices, enabling Malawi’s industries to compete within regional and across global markets.
By equipping organisations with these skills and certifications, THS training helps to:
- Mitigate risk, reduce accidents, and minimise operational losses.
- Improve Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) compliance, enhancing appeal to investors, financiers and donors.
- Boost staff morale, retention, and productivity.
- Strengthen national capacity for safety, competitiveness, and growth.
- Fill the national gap in accredited OHS qualifications.
- THS training empowers Malawi’s workforce and institutions to raise health and safety standards, strengthen compliance with regional and international regulations, and build a foundation for resilience and accountability. Ultimately, it positions occupational health and safety as a key driver of long‑term economic transformation and sustainable development.
WHY ATTEND?
Why OHS Matters to You and Your Organisation
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Reduce incidents, downtime and operational losses through better risk assessment and safety practices.
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Improve compliance with international standards (e.g. IOSH and NEBOSH), making your organisation more attractive to investors, financiers, partners and global markets.
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Build a strong workplace safety culture that promotes accountability and mitigates long‑term risk.
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Position your staff and teams as qualified, globally accredited professionals in OHS.
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Support Malawi 2063 aspirations by aligning your health and safety practices with national priorities for productivity, institutional accountability and sustainable economic growth.
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Position your organisation for competitive advantage to leverage regional and international trade agreements through implementation of world‑class occupational health and safety practices.
BENEFITS
This training will specifically help you to:
capacity and awareness
- Build capacity and awareness of international best practices in health and safety by equipping staff and managers with globally recognised skills to assess, mitigate, and manage workplace hazards.
resilience and compliance
- Strengthen organisational resilience and compliance with regional and international standards.
culture of occupational health
- Build a culture of occupational health and safety that accelerates national efforts towards industrialisation, resilience, and sustainable development – in alignment with Malawi 2063 – by empowering staff and managers with the skills to reduce risk, ensure operational
competitive advantage
- Build competitive advantage by aligning with international health and safety standards that unlock opportunities under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), SADC, COMESA, Tripartite Free Trade Area (SADC-COMESA-EAC), WTO, EBA, AGOA, and other bilateral trade agreements.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This training is ideal for:
- Directors
- CEOs
- HR Managers
- Health & Safety Officers
- Operations Leads
- Facility Managers
- Project Manager
- Site Supervisors
- Compliance Officers
- Risk Managers
- Team Leaders
- Technical Staff
SECTORS
Event Details
Limited space available - Secure your spot before 31st July 2025
NEBOSH International General Certificate
VIRTUAL/ONLINE:
October 2025
Flexible start – 80-120 hours
£950 per person
BLENDED LEARNING:
(5 Saturdays online + 5 full days in-person + Examinations)
£950 per person
BT Cohort Online: 1st – 29th November 2025
BT Cohort In-Person: 2nd – 6th December 2025
LL Cohort Online: 1st – 29th November 2025
LL Cohort In-Person: 8th – 12th December 2025
IN-PERSON FULL-DAY MODE:
(10 consecutive days + Examinations)£950 per person
8.00 a.m. – 4.30 p.m. (CAT)
Blantyre: 2nd – 14th February 2026
Lilongwe: 16th – 18th February 2026
Training Session
FREE Training Information Session
Training Details
Virtual
Friday, 11th July 2025
10.00 a.m. – 11.00 a.m. (CAT)
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Course Info
Choose the ideal course for you and your Organisation
NEBOSH International General Certificate
The NEBOSH International General Certificate (IGC) is one of the world’s most widely respected qualifications in OHS. Since its launch in 2005, over 170,000 professionals across the globe have earned the IGC, making it NEBOSH’s most popular certification year after year.
Recognised by employers worldwide, the IGC is frequently listed as a key requirement in 90% of job postings for Safety, Health and Environmental (SHE) roles. It is an internationally-focused qualification designed for individuals working in global or cross-border contexts — ideal for professionals aiming to implement and manage health and safety systems at an international standard.
Whether you’re looking to launch a career in OHS or advance in your current role, the NEBOSH IGC equips you with the practical skills and professional credibility needed to succeed. It enhances your ability to contribute to workplace safety, supports career progression, and adds value to the organisation you work with by strengthening its safety culture and compliance.
With the NEBOSH IGC, you gain more than a certificate — you gain access to a world of career opportunities and the tools to grow not just vertically, but across diverse roles and sectors.
IOSH Managing Safely Training
This is internationally accredited and highly regarded qualification provides managers with the essential knowledge and tools to integrate health and safety into everyday operations. It not only strengthens workplace safety culture but also enhances organisational reputation and supports long-term profitability. As IOSH is the world’s only chartered body for health and safety professionals, this qualification is a must-have for forward-thinking leaders committed to excellence in safety management.
Behavioural Safety Training
This dynamic training is all about shifting mindsets, changing habits and saving lives. It focuses on the human factors behind workplace incidents — challenging unsafe behaviours, reinforcing positive habits, and embedding a safety-first culture. Ideal for all staff levels, it promotes accountability, prevention and shared responsibility across the organisation.
Control of Substances Harmful to Health (COSHH) Level 2 Training
This training provides staff and supervisors with knowledge and practical tools to safely handle, store, and dispose of hazardous substances in the workplace. This essential training is designed for staff and supervisors, helping reduce health risks, improve safety standards, and ensure full compliance with occupational health regulations.
Secure Your Spot Today — Build a Safer, Stronger Workforce.
Give your team the tools, knowledge and globally accredited qualifications to drive safety, productivity and competitive advantage for your organisation’s resilience and sustainability.
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The THS Malawi Training Series includes IOSH Managing Safely, COSHH Level 2 and Behavioural Safety in August 2025, and the NEBOSH International General Certificate in October 2025 (Online), November to December 2025 (blended learning), and February 2026 (In-Person).
This training is ideal for staff and managers across industries—Construction, Engineering, Energy, Mining, Manufacturing, Energy, Agriculture and Agro-Processing, Government Ministries and Departments, Parastatals, NGOs and International Development Projects, Education, Healthcare, Financial Services, Tourism and Hospitality, Technology, Media, and Service industries.
* Free Virtual Info Session: 11th July 2025
* In-Person Paid Training in Blantyre: 18–21 August 2025 (National Bank of Malawi Leadership Training Centre)
* In-Person Paid Training in Lilongwe: 25–28 August 2025 (Ufulu Gardens)
* NEBOSH International General Certificate – Blended Learning Mode:
Part 1: 1 – 29 November 2025 (Online start, Saturdays)
Part 2 – Blantyre: 2 – 6 December 2025 (In-Person + Examination)
Part 2 – Lilongwe: 8 – 12 December 2025 (In-Person + Examination)
* NEBOSH International General Certificate – In-Person Intensive Mode:
Blantyre: 2 – 14 February 2026
Lilongwe: 16 – 18 February 2026
Yes—upon successful completion, you’ll be awarded globally recognized certifications for your IOSH, COSHH, and NEBOSH training.
Malawi faces significant OHS gaps across critical sectors. This training empowers staff and organisations to reduce incidents, align with international best practices, and build long‑term resilience and credibility.
Absolutely! IOSH, NEBOSH, COSHH, and Nuco qualifications are highly respected across the globe, making them ideal for multinational firms, NGOs, and local organisations seeking to operate with international best practice.
Simply fill out the online registration form and we will contact you with payment details. We are also able to issue official invoices and receipts for your transactions. Secure your spot today!
The THS Training Series builds a strong foundation for occupational health and safety best practices across sectors, aligning with the Malawi 2063 focus on economic resilience, institutional accountability, and sustainable growth. By fostering a culture of workplace safety and operational excellence, it ensures that organisations — including government ministries, departments, and agencies — are well‑prepared to contribute to the nation’s long‑term economic and social transformation.
By aligning with international health and safety standards, this training equips staff and managers with the tools to reduce risk, build resilient workplaces, and embed global best practices. This positions your organisation as a trusted, compliant, and competitive player in the regional and global markets, enabling you to attract business and trade opportunities, investment and financing, and partnerships across borders.
It also supports alignment with regional and global trade frameworks including the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), SADC, COMESA, the Tripartite Free Trade Area (SADC-COMESA-EAC), WTO, EBA, and AGOA, as well as Malawi’s bilateral agreements with China, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, and Botswana.