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APS registration and fees

We’ve banded our prices to ensure APS accreditation is open to projects of all sizes. The cost will depend on the size of your project. The costs refer to the total number of volunteers within a programme.  You can sign up online today.

If you signing up as part of the NOMS-funded APS bursary offer then please select the correct band for your project and agree to the terms and conditions (which still apply). However, you will not be invoiced.  If you are taking advantage of our limited re-accreditation offer, again select the correct band, add in your discount code and agree to the terms and conditions.  Your discount will then be applied when we invoice you.

The prices for single project accreditation:

Band Number of volunteers Voluntary/Community/ Statutory Private sector
A 1-25 £660 Contact us for more details
B 26-50 £935 Contact us for more details
C 51+ £1,320 Contact us for more details
D Multi-site applications Contact us for more details Contact us for more details

 

The above prices refer to single project accreditation, if your project operates across many sites or your run a number of different mentoring or befriending schemes, it may be cheaper to apply for a multi-site accreditation.  Please contact us for more details and a quote.

APS is good value

  • It works out at 60 pence a day for three years based on £660 (Price Band A). There are no hidden extras either: no VAT or expenses added on
  • Save time and create efficient ways of working – APS gives projects a step-by-step guide which helps them to implement their mentoring or befriending project
  • Can projects afford not to sign up? Increasing numbers of funders and commissioners are looking to projects which are working towards or have achieved the standard – or even including it as a requirement

“90% of people in a 2011 survey told us the APS is good value for money”.

Sign up now to work towards achieving the APS standard

 
 
 

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