Defined responsibility for programme and certificate integrity

Accountable decisions

Material programme decisions are assigned to an identified role or committee mandate. Approval records distinguish curriculum design, operational delivery, assessment judgement, certificate issue and commercial administration.

• Written programme specifications and approval records
• Declared conflicts and recusal where judgement may be affected
• Recorded reasons for material assessment and appeal decisions
• Controlled versions of published standards and programme information

Educational and commercial boundaries

Fees fund programme development and delivery but do not purchase a certificate outcome. Sales activity does not determine marks, waive published completion requirements or change the status of an award.

Appointments and privacy

Faculty, assessors and advisers are identified publicly only after appointment is confirmed and publication is relevant to an active programme. Governance is evidenced through roles, procedures and records without unnecessary publication of private personal information.

Review

Policies and programme specifications are reviewed in proportion to subject risk, learner feedback, assessment evidence and material changes in professional practice or law. Corrections are made where public information no longer reflects the approved position.