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This Whistleblowing Disclosure Form provides a safe and confidential way for learners, training providers, centre staff, employers, assessors, quality assurers, contractors, and other stakeholders to raise genuine concerns about activities that may affect learners, qualifications, assessment decisions, or compliance with awarding organisation requirements.

This form should be used to report genuine concerns about malpractice, maladministration, safeguarding, fraud, regulatory breaches, assessment integrity, or any activity that may adversely affect learners, qualifications, centres, or the reputation of the awarding organisation. Concerns may be raised by learners, training providers, centre staff, employers, assessors, quality assurers, contractors, or members of the public. Reports may be submitted confidentially or anonymously.


General Information

Details of the Concern

Describe what happened, who was involved, dates, location, qualifications affected, and why you believe wrongdoing has occurred.


Evidence

Previously Reported

Confidentiality

We will make every effort to protect your identity. We will not disclose your identity without your consent unless we are required to do so by the police or other enforcement agencies, the courts in connection with court proceedings, or other third parties that we consider necessary e.g. relevant regulatory authorities.


Contact & Questions regarding this disclosure

If no, we shall acknowledge your W1 disclosure form by sending a W2 acknowledgement form only.

If yes, please provide your preferred communication method(s) which we can contact you on.

FutureQuals will acknowledge your W1 notification within 5 working days.


Thank you for your submission.

FutureQuals will acknowledge your W1 notification within 5 working days.

If you wish to protect your identity when making a disclosure, please refer to the FutureQuals Appeals, Complaints, Whistleblowing and Malpractice and Maladministration Policy, available on the FutureQuals website.

Please ask to speak to the investigating officer if you contact us.