Partnership structure
Name the organisation responsible for each part
| Area | Required record |
|---|---|
| Academic authority | Awarding institution, approval, curriculum control and academic oversight |
| Delivery | Teaching entity, campus or online location, staffing and learning resources |
| Admission and progression | Decision owner, entry standard, credit, progression and award conditions |
| Student relationship | Contracting party, fees, refunds, records, welfare, complaints and teach-out |
| Recruitment | Territories, authorised claims, partner appointment and sub-authorisation |
| Quality and regulation | Required approvals, monitoring, reporting and change notifications |
Partnership review
We take a closer look at multi-party programmes
- We trace written authority from the principal organisation to every teaching and recruitment partner
- Conditional progression and credit statements are presented as conditions, not guarantees
- Marketing claims correspond to the approved programme and delivery location
- Financial, academic and student-protection responsibilities remain identifiable throughout the arrangement
Partner matching
We match partners to a specific role
An awarding institution, teaching partner, articulation partner, recruitment agency and programme operator have different responsibilities. Approval for one role does not give an organisation authority to perform another.
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.
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