Corrections

We correct errors rather than delete content. When a substantive correction is made to an article on thecohortroom, a note is added to the foot of the page. This note states what was corrected and the date of the change. This ensures the record of the article’s accuracy is transparent for all readers.

A substantive correction involves a factual inaccuracy that affects the understanding of a provider, a course, or the recognition status of a credential. Examples include an incorrect accreditation body, a wrong course duration, or a mistaken fee. Simple typographical errors or minor formatting issues are fixed without a correction note, as they do not alter the factual content.

Readers can report a suspected error by contacting us. The report must include the full web address of the article and a precise quote of the claim believed to be incorrect. Providing this specific information allows for a swift and accurate investigation of the issue. We aim to review all reported errors and implement any necessary corrections within five working days.

For reference pages detailing providers, certifications, or countries, facts are updated as the world changes. This is not treated as a correction but as a necessary update. When a recognised professional body alters its endorsement of a qualification, or a provider changes its pricing structure, we amend the relevant pages accordingly. These updates are made without a correction note, as they reflect new information rather than rectifying a past mistake.

Thecohortroom is committed to providing reliable information on educational pathways. This corrections policy underpins that commitment, ensuring the site remains a trustworthy resource for its audience.