The Centre takes the identity of learners and their progress through their chosen Create PT programme seriously. Therefore, in line with Focus Awards requirements we are required to confirm the identity of all our learners.

When enrolling on a Create PT program, you must send us photo identification. This is to ensure that the person enrolled on the course is in fact the person taking part in the practical assessments.

This is very important as you cannot take a practical assessment without sending us photo identification.

We accept copies of driving license or passport. (A clear photograph sent via email is sufficient).

Create PT is committed to ensuring individual privacy for everyone who is a member of our program and ensures compliance with the Data Protection Acts of 1984 & 1998 which are designed to ensure that any data you provide us is processed fairly and lawfully, and with due care. The security of your data is important to us and we take care to use technical and organisational measures to prevent unauthorised or unlawful processing or disclosure. By registering with Create PT, we will request minimal personal information, such as date of birth, gender, contact details, so we can respond to your course requirements.

Thank you for your contribution and commitment to making our procedure work.

Our annual self-assessment activities.

Monitoring and evaluation activity must align to published regulatory criteria, against which all awarding organisations are recognised. For example the regulatory authorities will consider the extent to which:

• There are systematic arrangements for monitoring and reporting on all aspects of Focus Awards work in respect of regulated qualifications.
• Rigorous self-assessment leads to identified priorities and challenging targets for improvement.
• Prompt and decisive action is taken to maintain quality and standards.
• Appropriate, prompt action is taken where monitoring of centres reveals critical weaknesses in processes or procedures.

Create PT will also monitor and evaluate the following to better inform our processes:

• Malpractice / maladministration events.
• reasonable assessment adjustment and special consideration requests.
• Compliance with our customer service charter commitments.
• The nature and number of enquiries and appeals.
• External verification practice.