Our results

Our pass rate is consistently high, we want you to succeed and help you do so with example papers and assignment tips.

Check out our latest CIPR qualification results:

January 2025 results (October 2024 submissions): Wonderful to see 100% pass rates on many courses  – particularly on the CIPR Foundation and the first unit of the PR Certificate. Well done everyone!

September 2024 results (July 2024 submissions): Thrilled to see our pass rate at more than 90% with many courses and assignments seeing a 100% pass rate. Particular congrats to everyone submitting the first assignment for the PR Diploma and PR Certificate – everyone passed! There was also a 100% pass rate on the Foundation and all of the short specialist qualifications.

June 2024 results (April 2024 submissions): Another great set of results – well done to everyone graduating or being on the way to being #CIPRQualified! Our pass rate was more than 90% with most courses having 100% pass rates.

Just a note of caution when looking at pass rates (not just ours!): If there is a small number of submissions, say just two or three papers, then a 100% pass rate isn’t surprising. We don’t tend to quote the pass rate in these circumstances as we think it’s a bit misleading. Overall, our total pass rate is around 90%.

Reviews from our graduates

A professional qualification is a brilliant achievement!

Andrew graduated from the CIPR Professional PR Diploma – and was delighted!

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How a qualification can help your career

For Caroline a promotion followed!

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