Education providers
What we check in an education provider
- Legal identity, ownership, educational standing and accountable contacts
- Admissions, tuition, compulsory charges, scholarships and refund rules
- Student welfare, complaints, safeguarding and service responsibility
- Partner support, response times, commercial terms and reporting
- References, important restrictions and current operating activity
Programmes and authority
What we check behind every Offering
- Who owns, awards, teaches, recruits for and contracts for the programme
- Written authority, territory, term, permitted claims and onward authorisation
- Entry, progression, credit, completion and award conditions
- Fees, refunds, records, complaints, teach-out and student support
- The markets, intakes, capacity and partner terms currently open
Recruitment organisations
What we check in a recruitment partner
- Legal identity, ownership, offices, management and related organisations
- Operating history, placements, destinations, student groups and service capacity
- Counsellor team, languages, training, supervision and professional records
- Student agreements, fees, refunds, document controls and complaints
- Branches, referral partners, Sub-agents, privacy, references and conduct
Individual counsellors
What we check in a professional counsellor
- Identity, organisation affiliation and role
- Required learning, assessment and destination or sector knowledge
- Ethics declaration, professional boundaries and use of credentials
- Continuing professional development and current status
- Conduct, complaints and changes that affect the person’s role
What the result tells you
An approved profile answers practical partnership questions
It shows which organisation, office, team, market, programme, service and authority were reviewed. It also shows restrictions, current status and the information that still belongs in the parties’ own due diligence.