azesta policies
company policies
business continuity policy
The policy provides definitions and the procedures we need to follow in the event of any business interruption.
complaints policy
We aim to give you an excellent learning experience but in case of dissatisfaction this policy provides examples of complaints that may occur for a centre, provider or learner and lays out the process that should be followed in the event of a complaint.
conflict of interest policy
Azesta recognises tutors/assessors take part in legitimate activities outside their centre roles. This policy outlines the procedures for the disclosure and management of conflicts of interest within our business as an ILM provider.
examination and invigilation policy
This policy covers all ILM-approved apprenticeships at Level 3 and 5 and explains the essential requirements to follow before, during and after each examination, together with how examinations are to be invigilated.
internal quality assurance policy
This policy provides equality and fairness for all and applies to current and potential learners and any person or companies associated with the operation of our business.
malpractice and maladministration policy
This policy provides the definition, and examples, of Malpractice and Maladministration which may occur in connection with centres, providers or learners, and describes the process for preventing, investigating and dealing with it.
plagiarism, collusion and cheating policy
The policy provides the definition, and examples, of plagiarism, collusion and cheating which may occur in connection with centres, providers or learners, and describes the process for preventing, investigating and dealing with plagiarism, collusion and cheating.
reasonable adjustments policy
Learners with a disability, specific learning need or medical condition might need extra support to help them complete the programme. Assessment standards cannot be changed but reasonable adjustments can be made.
recognition of prior learning policy
This policy outlines the Recognised Prior Learning process whereby evidence of a learner’s previous achievements, knowledge, understanding, or skills they already possess is used to demonstrate competence or achievement against a unit or qualification.