Education providers

Programme and pathway partnerships

Show who owns, delivers and awards each programme before seeking recruitment or progression partners.

Education leaders reviewing an international programme partnership

Programme scope

Programme models supported

Programme partnership categories
ModelRequired clarity
Foundation and pathwayEntry, progression, destination options, conditions and student contract
2+2, 1+3 and 3+1Credit recognition, progression conditions, delivery locations and award outcome
Articulation and transferApproved credit mapping, entry point, exclusions and decision authority
Language and preparationLearning outcome, progression relationship, delivery and refund responsibility
Short course and summer programmeProvider authority, safeguarding, supervision, service scope and completion outcome

Authority chain

Show who owns, teaches and awards the programme

  • The awarding, teaching, recruitment and contracting organisations
  • The written authority held by every intermediary or programme operator
  • Responsibility for admissions, records, fees, refunds, complaints and teach-out
  • The permitted markets, programme claims and onward authorisation
  • Regulatory, quality-assurance and approval conditions for each delivery location
Important

A logo, brochure or old agreement does not prove that an organisation can currently offer the programme or appoint recruitment partners.

Partner access

Programme owners choose who can see an opportunity

Programme owners choose the markets, partner profile, available places and sharing rules. Agencies do not receive a searchable catalogue of every programme.

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Anonymous match

An agency may first see the programme type, destination and partner requirements without the provider name.

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Provider named

The provider and programme names appear when the Market Mandate allows it.

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Terms shared

The current commercial terms are shared only with approved users for that opportunity.

Privacy

What is public — and what stays private

Standards and membership requirements are public. Member names, programmes, Market Mandates, contacts, application records and commercial terms are private.

Important

EducationB2B shares private information only when the provider’s rules and the partnership stage allow it.

Related information

Standards and services

Next step

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