Photography Qualifications
BIPP professional photography qualifications are highly regarded and are recognised across the world as a benchmark of excellence. There are three levels of photography qualifications, each reflecting increasing levels of experience, skill and achievement.
Licentiateship (LBIPP) is the entry level which represents an established level of skill and competence.
Associateship (ABIPP) is midway between Licentiateship and Fellowship. It denotes a high standard of craftsmanship and individual creative ability.
Fellowship (FBIPP) is the highest qualification attainable and recognises distinguished individual ability and exceptional standards of excellence.
How does the photography qualification system work?
Candidates submit twenty pieces of work which are assessed by a panel of judges from the BIPP's Professional Photography Qualifying Board (PPQB).
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