EEUK Fellowship Terms and Conditions
1. General
The EEUK Fellowship is owned, developed, and administered by Enterprise Educators UK (EEUK). EEUK reserves the right to amend, suspend, or withdraw the Fellowship programme, its processes, fees, guidance, or assessment arrangements at any time.
EEUK may withdraw Fellowship status where an individual’s conduct is considered to have brought the Fellowship or EEUK into disrepute.
2. Applications
Applicants are responsible for ensuring that all required sections, supporting evidence, statements of support, and declarations are submitted in accordance with the published guidance.
Applications must be the applicant’s own work. Any evidence, quotations, or materials originating from others must be appropriately attributed.
Submission of an application does not guarantee the award of Fellowship.
3. Fees and Payment
Application fees must be paid in full before assessment can commence.
Application fees cover assessment and administration of the application only and are non-refundable once assessment has begun.
Invited resubmissions submitted within the prescribed timescale will not incur an additional fee.
4. Assessment
Applications are assessed against the published Fellowship standards, criteria, and level descriptors.
Assessment decisions are made through EEUK’s assessment and moderation processes. Applicants may be awarded the Fellowship level applied for, offered Fellowship at an alternative level, invited to revise and resubmit, or deemed unsuccessful.
The decision of EEUK following completion of the assessment and moderation process is final, subject to any appeals process published by EEUK.
5. Fellowship Recognition
Successful applicants may use the relevant Fellowship post-nominals for as long as their Fellowship status remains valid.
Fellowship recognises professional practice and contribution at the time of assessment and should not be interpreted as a professional licence, qualification, or guarantee of future performance.
6. Intellectual Property and Data
Applicants retain ownership of materials submitted in support of their application. By submitting an application, applicants grant EEUK permission to use submitted materials for assessment, moderation, quality assurance, and Fellowship administration purposes.
ETC Toolkit submissions remain subject to the terms and conditions of the ETC Toolkit.
7. Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
EEUK is committed to fair, inclusive, and equitable assessment. Alternative submission formats may be made available where appropriate and in accordance with published Fellowship guidance.
8. Acceptance
Submission of an application constitutes acceptance of these Terms and Conditions and any associated Fellowship guidance published by EEUK.