What qualifies as a corporate membership?
Corporate Membership is open to companies that offer high-quality courses or therapies through a platform, but may not have personal qualifications in the subjects they offer. These courses or therapies are either written by a professional or are provided by other professional trainers, teachers, or therapists. Companies offering more than 50 courses may also require this level of membership.
You will need to send details of the official website where you intend to use the IPHM logo showing your affiliation. This will need to be submitted for our approval. All courses that you wish to have approved should be listed as we will only accredit the courses that will be listed on your profile (not just your own website).
What is the difference between a Corporate and Training Provider membership?
Training Provider - A Training Provider is an individual who has both the qualifications and experience to offer training to others. They may also have other people working for them, either on a self-employed basis or as employees of the training school.
Corporate Provider - A Corporate Provider is a company or business that provides high-quality courses or therapies through a platform, but may not have personal qualifications in the subjects they offer. Instead, they rely on professionals, trainers, teachers, or therapists who either write the materials or offer their services to the company.
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Disclaimer for Corporate Memberships and Accreditation
As an accreditation board, we perform thorough assessments of the majority of courses offered by our corporate members. This ensures they meet our high standards for informational quality and provide comprehensive materials necessary to support effective learning in the respective subjects. Corporate membership signifies that these courses align with our established standards for educational content and delivery.
However, please note the following:
Employment Opportunities: Our accreditation verifies the quality of the courses but does not guarantee employment outcomes. Achieving career goals depends on several factors, including the learner’s prior qualifications, skills, experience, and specific employer requirements.
Student Admission: Accreditation of a course does not guarantee that we, as an accreditation board, will recognise or accept students who have completed such courses for further study or qualification. Admission decisions are subject to evaluation of the applicant's overall academic and professional profile.
Independent Review: We strongly recommend that learners and employers conduct their own assessments to determine the suitability of a course or qualification for their specific objectives and requirements.
Our corporate members agree to abide by our disclaimer.