Purpose
Tulleeho is committed to delivering WSET® courses, assessments, and examinations in full compliance with WSET® rules, regulations, and quality standards. This policy outlines how Tulleeho prevents, identifies, reports, and manages any instance of malpractice or maladministration to protect both students and the integrity of WSET® qualifications.

Scope
This policy applies to:
– All candidates enrolled in WSET® programmes delivered by Tulleeho
– All Tulleeho staff, educators, invigilators, and administrators
– Any individual involved in the delivery, administration, or assessment of WSET® qualifications

Understanding Maladministration
Maladministration refers to unintentional errors, negligence, or poor administrative practices that result in non-compliance with WSET® policies and procedures. This may include repeated mistakes, delays, or failures in following required processes.

Understanding Malpractice
Malpractice refers to deliberate actions that breach WSET® regulations and compromise the fairness, security, or validity of teaching, examinations, or qualifications.

Examples of Malpractice
Malpractice may include, but is not limited to:
– Improper use or handling of examination materials
– Conduct that disrupts or undermines the examination process
– Use or possession of unauthorised materials (including mobile phones or electronic devices) during examinations
– Sharing or attempting to obtain exam-related information before the examination has concluded
– Impersonation or arranging for another person to sit an examination
– Copying from another candidate or working collaboratively during an assessment
– Any behaviour intended to gain an unfair advantage
Such actions are treated very seriously.

Consequences of Malpractice
Depending on the severity of the incident, outcomes may include:
– A formal written warning
– Examination results being cancelled
– Disqualification from a WSET® qualification
– Exclusion from future WSET® courses or assessments
All actions will be taken in line with WSET® guidance.

Reporting Malpractice or Maladministration
Any individual who becomes aware of suspected or actual malpractice or maladministration must report it promptly.
Reports should be made in writing and sent to: [email protected]

Where applicable, the report should include:
1- Name of the candidate involved
2- Name and role of any staff member involved
3- Description of the incident, including relevant dates and details
4- Any supporting evidence available

Investigation Process
– All reported cases are treated confidentially and investigated thoroughly
– Tulleeho will conduct a fair and impartial review of the matter
– Where required, the matter will be escalated to WSET® Awards for further guidance
– Outcomes will be documented, and corrective actions implemented to prevent recurrence

Commitment to Integrity
Tulleeho is committed to maintaining the highest standards of professionalism, fairness, and academic integrity in all WSET® programmes. This policy ensures that qualifications awarded reflect genuine achievement and uphold the global reputation of WSET®.