Last updated: August 17, 2026
GCP course FAQ
Are there any prerequisites for my GCP course?
Most of our courses have no formal education entry requirements. Check the GCP course page on our website to see if the course you are interested in has any additional requirements.
Will I receive a certificate?
When you complete your GCP course, you’ll receive a document which certifies you have successfully completed your studies.
What if I need help with my course?
If you need help with your GCP course, NBScience has a range of support options available for you. Our Student Support team is available to answer any general questions you might have about your course. Your GCP trainer will also be able to offer course-specific advice.
How is online learning different from classroom-based courses ?
With GCP online learning there are no classes to attend, so you can study whenever and wherever you want, to fit in around your work and social commitments. Instead of attending classes, you read through your study materials in your own time, and then submit your assessments either online.
What equipment do I require to study online?
You’ll need a computer, some basic software (like Microsoft Word) and an internet connection – that’s it. Some of our GCP courses require extra materials or specific software – like Skype, for example – but for the majority of our courses it is easy to get started. For some courses you even have the option of receiving your learning materials in hard copy (for an extra fee) but you’ll still use our online portal for most of your course.
1) GCP course for Investigators and CRAs
2) GCP course for Auditors (see below or for detailed information click here)
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