What constitutes fraud in our courses and assessments/exams?
Any action or omission by a participant in one of our courses, assessments, or exams that prevents an accurate evaluation of their knowledge, understanding, and skills, either partially or entirely. This also includes deliberately copying or taking photos of exam questions despite explicit instructions prohibiting such actions.
Examples:
- Having someone else take the exam on your behalf;
- Cheating during a closed-book exam;
- Plagiarism;
- Taking photos of exam questions during a review session.
What are the consequences of detected fraud?
Once fraud is detected, the participant will be interviewed by a member of the management team of Projective Group NL B.V., together with a representative of The Ministry of Compliance. The following consequences will apply in all cases of confirmed fraud:
- The certificate or diploma will be declared invalid and removed from the learning environment;
- Access to the course will be denied for six months.
Additionally, the following consequences may apply:
- DSI or other certifying bodies may be informed;
- The fraud may be reported to the participant’s employer;
- Access to the course or exam may be permanently revoked;
- Access to all TMoC courses may be denied.
