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Chiropodists and podiatrists

Need to visit a chiropodist (preferably one that is also a podiatrist) - but chiropodist alone will do.

I gather there are several different qualification levels that about equate to:

- home course (probably only around O level standard)
- proper course
- high level course

or something along those lines anyway, but cant remember the details of what to look for.

So I can see the "letters" a foot person locally has put after their name - but have no idea whether they're "properly" trained or have just done a home course iyswim.

Can anyone explain the relevant levels - so I can assess which people are trained to a reasonable level?

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