Three different records
| Record | Requirement | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Course completion | Complete the requirements of the specified online course, in-person level or instructor-development programme. | Completion of the named learning; not full practitioner certification. |
| Practitioner certification | Meet the learning requirements of all three levels, including any verified equivalent learning, and pass the comprehensive assessment. | Recognition as an integrated healing practitioner after comprehensive assessment. |
| Instructor certification and teaching authorization | Complete instructor preparation, assessment and real teaching placement. | Current permission to teach a named course. |
Course completion
Online-course completion is verified against the course learning records and completion requirements. In-person levels and instructor-development courses include their respective learning activities and outcomes. Each record identifies the course actually completed.
Online learning and completion- Participate in the essential learning and practice activities for the relevant course.
- Submit the stated practical outcomes and learning records.
- Receive feedback and complete necessary revisions or make-up work.
- Record the actual learning completed, including any recognized equivalent learning separately.
Completion is a learning record, not an assessment of every professional capability. Where requirements are incomplete, the learner receives a clear account of what remains to be completed.
Credential status and accuracy
Completion and practitioner certification records preserve a historical achievement and do not expire simply through time. They may be corrected or withdrawn if materially false or improperly issued. Current teaching authorization is separately time-limited and displays its scope and status.
A query may show valid, not yet effective, expired, suspended, revoked or corrected status as applicable. A suspended authorization is not presented as current permission to teach. Public explanations avoid disclosing unnecessary personal information.