There are several types of exemption certificates issued depending on the qualifications of the applicant. Examples are complete exemption certificates and conditional exemption certificates.
a) Complete exemption certificates are:
- Certificates that do not have expiry dates but take effect on a date that is dependent on the qualification based on which it is awarded. A detailed explanation of the distinct types of exemption certificates can be found on here.
b) Conditional exemption certificates are:
- Mature age entry certificate offered to 23-year-old students. This is valid for five years and can be renewed.
- Foreign conditional exemption which this is valid for five years and can be renewed.
- Ordinary conditional exemption, valid for three years and renewable until the student meets the requirements of the exemption.
- Senate’s discretionary exemption, which is granted once the student, has completed a recognised Access course or a Foundation programme and is valid for 3 years and can be renewed.
