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ICEQC-ORG-2220 — School-Based International Programme Delivery Quality Applicability Module

Additional ICEQC education quality requirements for defined international programme provision delivered within another school.

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ICEQC-ORG-2220:2026
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ICEQC-ORG-2220 — School-Based International Programme Delivery Quality Applicability Module
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Document
ICEQC-ORG-2220:2026
Edition
2026
Version
2026
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Published
Authoritative language
EN

Document status

This is the controlled English edition. The applicable edition and status are identified in the ICEQC Standards Register.

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Name

1.1 This document is ICEQC-ORG-2220, School-Based International Programme Delivery Quality Applicability Module.

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Purpose

2.1 This Module establishes additional education-quality requirements for a bounded international section or coherent international programme delivered under the accountability of a school. 2.2 It evaluates the school's control and implementation of the bounded provision and does not certify the curriculum, qualification or examination itself.

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Authority and application

3.1 This Module forms part of the ICEQC-ORG certification architecture and applies when selected under Route IS-P of ICEQC-ORG-2200 and recorded in the module-composition record.

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Certification object

4.1 The certification object remains the accountable education organization and the exact bounded provision confirmed under ICEQC-ORG-2000 and ICEQC-ORG-2200. 4.2 The host school's material shared controls remain within the assessment boundary wherever they affect the bounded provision.

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Selection rule

5.1 This Module is required for a K–12 international section or school-based international programme confirmed under Route IS-P. 5.2 It shall not be used to describe the complete host school as an international school unless Route IS-W is separately and completely fulfilled. 5.3 It shall not apply to a curriculum product, isolated course, examination-entry service, short preparatory class or extracurricular activity that does not satisfy the bounded programme conditions in ICEQC-ORG-2200.

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Profiles

6.1 Each scope shall identify: (a) Profile IS-P1 — International Section; or (b) Profile IS-P2 — School-Based International Programme. 6.2 Both profiles use the same conformity requirements, with evidence and scope proportionate to their organizational boundaries. 6.3 A profile is not a separate certification or quality level.

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Inherited requirements

7.1 ICEQC-ORG-2000, ICEQC-ORG-2010, ICEQC-ORG-2110, ICEQC-ORG-2200 and every applicable ICEQC-QF-1000 requirement continue to apply in the controlling editions identified by ICEQC-ORG-2200 Schedule 7. 7.2 This Module does not replace or reduce the host school's applicable governance, safeguarding, education, information or improvement obligations. 7.3 Schedule 4 identifies the principal source requirements specialized by this Module. A mapped clause shall be assessed as the bounded-programme application of the cited source requirement. The source conclusion and the additional Module conclusion shall both be established, while the same evidence may be used where it remains sufficient and traceable.

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Education-content boundary

8.1 ICEQC does not prescribe, authorize, approve or rank the substantive curriculum, qualification, examination, language, national education model or subject content delivered through the programme. 8.2 Assessment addresses whether the responsible school controls programme implementation and accurately represents the authority and outcomes it holds.

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External-status boundary

9.1 This Module does not grant or replace government permission, programme-owner authorization, awarding-body recognition, examination-centre status, institutional or programme accreditation, credit equivalence or trademark permission.

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No comparative status

10.1 This Module creates no score, rank, grade, star, tier, award or comparative position.

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Evidence operation

11.1 A single controlled record may support more than one requirement where it is current, sufficient and traceable. 11.2 Duplicate documents are not required solely to mirror clause numbers.

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Conformity form

12.1 Clauses 13 to 38 are additional assessment units and shall be determined as C, NC or confirmed NA according to their stated application conditions. 12.2 A positive conclusion for a clause in this Module does not correct or override NC or an unresolved evidence limitation under a source requirement identified in Schedule 4.

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Bounded programme scope

13.1 The organization shall define the programme or section name, profile, educational purpose, learner groups, grades, sites, delivery modes, languages, curriculum pathway, operating period, entry and completion boundaries and material exclusions. 13.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 13.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 13.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where the bounded provision is distinguishable from the host school's other activities and every dependency necessary for its operation remains visible within the assessment boundary.

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Host-school accountability

14.1 The accountable school shall define and exercise final authority for educational quality, learner protection, personnel, assessment, records, complaints, public claims and corrective action throughout the programme. A programme owner, investor, brand, agent or external manager shall not override that responsibility or prevent a required correction. 14.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 14.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 14.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where delegated programme authority and retained school responsibility are documented, understood and effective in practice.

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Programme leadership and interface

15.1 The organization shall appoint responsible programme leadership and shall define its authority, competence, time, resources and interface with school governance, academic leadership, safeguarding, finance, admissions and learner support. 15.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 15.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 15.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where the responsible role can direct, monitor, escalate and correct programme operation without unmanaged conflict or dependency and has protected access to the host school's governing authority where educational, safeguarding or commercial interests conflict.

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Programme purpose and learner pathway

16.1 The organization shall define the programme's intended learners, educational purpose, planned outcomes, duration, sequence, progression, completion and realistic next-step pathways. 16.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 16.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 16.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where the pathway is coherent, materially implemented and distinguishable from isolated course participation or examination preparation.

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International education substance

17.1 The organization shall demonstrate how the international education model is materially integrated into programme governance, curriculum, teaching, assessment, learner support and public information. 17.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 17.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 17.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where representative evidence supports the declared model and the international identity does not depend solely on language, names, textbooks, personnel nationality, travel or examination entry.

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Curriculum and host-school integration

18.1 The organization shall maintain a controlled map of programme content, learning time, assessment, host-school requirements, local obligations and interfaces with the learner's wider school timetable and completion conditions. 18.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 18.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 18.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where the actual learner programme is complete, feasible and free from concealed gaps, unmanaged duplication or material timetable conflict.

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Programme change and continuity

19.1 The organization shall approve, communicate and control curriculum, syllabus, assessment, calendar, provider, authorization, staffing, resource and completion-rule changes affecting current or prospective learners. 19.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 19.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 19.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where change decisions include learner impact, transition, records, resources, communications and protection of existing commitments.

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Admission, eligibility and placement

20.1 The organization shall provide accurate admission and eligibility information and shall use transparent, age-appropriate and reviewable placement decisions based on sufficient prior-learning, language and support information. 20.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 20.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 20.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where sampled decisions match published criteria, exceptions are authorized and no applicant is admitted on an unsupported promise of progression or recognition.

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Transfer, pathway change and exit

21.1 The organization shall control entry from another system, movement between host-school and international pathways, withdrawal, completion and transfer so that learning continuity, records, safeguarding and realistic alternatives are preserved. 21.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 21.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 21.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where decisions, advice, consent, record transfer and follow-up are timely, traceable and appropriate to the learner.

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Learning time, staffing and resources

22.1 The organization shall allocate and protect learning time, qualified personnel, programme leadership, facilities, technology, learning resources, support capacity and financial resources sufficient for the declared programme and learner population. Material dependence on tuition, enrolment, currency, external fees, owner funding or a single provider shall be identified and controlled. 22.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 22.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 22.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where approved allocations match actual delivery, foreseeable absence or disruption is controlled and resource limitations do not invalidate the declared pathway.

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Educator competence and authorization-dependent roles

23.1 The organization shall verify educator competence for assigned age, subject, curriculum, teaching language, assessment and learner-support responsibilities and shall identify any external role requirement on which programme operation depends. 23.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 23.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 23.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where verification, induction, programme-specific preparation, assignment, observation, professional learning and substitute continuity are current and effective.

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Teaching implementation

24.1 The organization shall translate the approved programme into planned teaching and shall monitor implementation, learner engagement, differentiation, feedback and alignment with declared outcomes. 24.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 24.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 24.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where representative plans, observations, learner work and progress evidence demonstrate actual programme delivery rather than document availability alone.

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Language access and support

25.1 The organization shall identify and address language barriers affecting curriculum access, assessment, safeguarding, participation and family understanding throughout the programme. 25.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 25.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 25.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where language information, placement, support, subject-teacher responsibility, progress and review are controlled for affected learners.

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Assessment, moderation and reporting

26.1 The organization shall define and control each assessment purpose, criterion, grading scale, administration, moderation, academic-integrity risk, decision, access arrangement and report within its responsibility. Controls shall address unauthorized assistance, translation or editing, impersonation, plagiarism, contract work, inappropriate use of generative or automated tools, conflicts of interest and authenticity of internally generated marks or predictions. 26.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 26.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 26.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where assessment and reporting are sufficiently valid, consistent, secure, understandable, supported by authentic learner evidence, corrected where integrity is compromised and limited to the authority held by the school.

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Programme records and status separation

27.1 Programme reports, transcripts, predicted results, credit and completion records and school profiles shall identify the issuer, programme, status, grading or credit basis, dates, decision authority and limitations and shall distinguish school-issued information from an externally awarded result. Any conversion, equivalence or transfer statement made by the school shall state its basis and responsible decision-maker. 27.2 Application — Applies where any record in clause 27.1 is issued. 27.3 Non-applicability — NA may be confirmed only where none is issued. 27.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where sampled records are accurate, authorized, reproducible, protected against improper alteration and not represented as externally recognized beyond evidence.

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External programme-owner relationship

28.1 Where the organization claims or relies upon external programme authorization, registration, candidacy, affiliation, licence or support, it shall maintain accurate and current evidence of holder, programme, site, status, period, responsibilities and limitations. 28.2 Application — Applies where any relationship in clause 28.1 is claimed or relied upon. 28.3 Non-applicability — NA may be confirmed only where no such relationship or claim exists. 28.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where the external evidence is authentic, school practice and public wording match its exact scope and ICEQC is not represented as the programme authorizer.

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External examinations and awarding arrangements

29.1 The organization shall control its responsibilities for learner eligibility, entry, identity, access arrangements, preparation information, secure administration, incidents, results and appeals involving an external assessment or award. 29.2 Application — Applies where the organization performs or controls any activity in clause 29.1. 29.3 Non-applicability — NA may be confirmed only where no external assessment or award affects the programme. 29.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where school controls and suitable external evidence support accurate, secure and fair operation without ICEQC re-performing the external decision.

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Learner support, inclusion and wellbeing

30.1 The organization shall identify and respond to academic, language, disability, wellbeing, belonging, transition and other participation needs throughout the bounded programme and its interface with the host school. 30.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 30.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 30.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where support responsibility, accommodations, referral, review, learner voice and material group differences are evidenced and no unsupported specialist claim is made.

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Safeguarding and authorized contact

31.1 The host school and programme leadership shall maintain one coherent safeguarding system covering programme personnel, external educators, digital communication, imagery, trips, concerns, referrals and authorized family contact. A competent designated safeguarding lead, governing oversight, role-specific conduct expectations, suitable background-check method and current local reporting or referral interface shall cover the bounded programme. 31.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 31.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 31.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where no programme boundary, external relationship or language difference creates a gap in safeguarding responsibility or access to reporting.

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Family information, fees and commitments

32.1 Before commitment and throughout participation, the organization shall provide understandable and accurate information about programme identity, curriculum, authorization status, teaching language, duration, workload, assessment, completion, recognition dependencies, fees, refunds, support, changes, complaints, appeals and protected reporting. Essential translations shall be controlled for accuracy, version and precedence, and good-faith use of a complaint or protected reporting route shall not result in retaliation. 32.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 32.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 32.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where public information, contracts, invoices, communications and actual operation are materially consistent and limitations are not hidden.

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Progression, recognition and destination claims

33.1 The organization shall ensure that claims and guidance concerning progression, admission, credit, recognition, examination performance and learner destination are current, source-based, appropriately limited and do not guarantee an external decision. 33.2 Application — Applies where any claim or guidance in clause 33.1 exists. 33.3 Non-applicability — NA may be confirmed only where none exists. 33.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where source ownership, update, individual advice, conflicts and sampled claims are controlled and consistent with the external authority actually held.

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External providers and partner delivery

34.1 The organization shall retain accountable control where another entity supplies curriculum, teaching, assessment, technology, recruitment, counselling, travel or learner support material to the programme. 34.2 Application — Applies where a material external provider or partner exists. 34.3 Non-applicability — NA may be confirmed only where none exists. 34.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where selection, due diligence, agreement, learner information, monitoring, incident response, change and exit arrangements are verified.

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Programme results and improvement

35.1 The organization shall evaluate participation, progress, attainment, experience, wellbeing, continuation, completion, transfer and destination information for the programme and shall implement controlled improvement action. Analysis shall address material differences by language profile, entry route, host-school or international pathway, disability or support and mobility where lawful and reasonably possible. 35.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 35.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 35.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where data definitions, limitations, material differences, learner and family voice, actions, responsibility and follow-up are traceable.

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Programme suspension, closure and teach-out

36.1 The organization shall maintain funded and controlled arrangements to protect current learners where a programme, pathway, authorization, site or material partnership is suspended, discontinued, lost or closed, or where border restriction, civil or health emergency, sudden staff loss, currency disruption or technology failure materially threatens completion. 36.2 Application — Applies where discontinuation is planned, foreseeable or has occurred, or where a material dependency could interrupt completion. 36.3 Non-applicability — NA may be confirmed only where no discontinuation or material interruption risk exists. 36.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where decision authority, communication, continued teaching, transfer alternatives, records, fees, support and affected public claims are controlled.

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Public identity and bounded-scope claims

37.1 The organization shall describe ICEQC certification only for the exact programme or section, grades, learners, sites, modes and validity period shown in the public register. 37.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 37.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 37.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where websites, prospectuses, signs, contracts, social media, certificates and third-party profiles do not present the complete host school or curriculum product as certified.

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Programme financial sustainability

38.1 The organization shall maintain a current budget and resource plan sufficient to deliver the bounded programme and protect commitments to current learners. It shall identify and control material dependence on enrolment, programme fees, currency, owner or host-school subsidy, external programme or examination fees, a single provider and planned expansion. 38.2 Application — Applies to every scope component using this Module. 38.3 Non-applicability — NA is not available. 38.4 Determination — Conformity exists only where responsible school governance reviews realistic assumptions and actual performance and can demonstrate funded staffing, resources, refunds, transfer and teach-out arrangements. This determination is not a solvency rating or financial-statement audit.

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Evidence planning

39.1 The assessment plan shall apply Schedule 1 and shall include shared host-school controls and independently selected samples of learners, educators, assessments, transitions, outcomes, claims and external relationships. 39.2 Evidence shall allow the bounded programme conclusion to be distinguished from unassessed host-school activities.

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Assessment conclusions

40.1 Each applicable requirement shall receive C, NC or confirmed NA. 40.2 A positive decision is prohibited while any applicable requirement is NC, any nonconformity remains open or the evidence limitation prevents a reliable bounded-scope conclusion.

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Certificate scope

41.1 The certificate and public register may identify this Module only for the exact international section or school-based international programme completely assessed under its effective version. 41.2 The Route IS-P descriptor controlled by ICEQC-ORG-2200 shall be used and shall not be shortened to certified international school.

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Surveillance

42.1 Surveillance shall address clauses 13, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 23, 26, 28, 31, 32, 35, 36, 37 and 38 where applicable, earlier findings, material incidents and representative rotating coverage of remaining requirements.

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Change control

43.1 A material change in host-school identity, ownership, financial viability, programme leadership, profile, pathway, external status, grade, learner group, site, delivery mode, personnel model, provider, fee commitment, completion arrangement or public claim shall trigger module-applicability and scope review.

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Minimum evidence framework

| Requirement area | Minimum evidence categories | Minimum verification | |---|---|---| | Scope and profile | programme inventory, organization map, learners, grades, sites, modes and exclusions | reconcile application, host-school records and public descriptions | | Host-school accountability | delegation, governance, shared-control and escalation records | interview school and programme leadership; trace a decision and correction | | Purpose and pathway | programme specification, sequence, outcomes, completion and next-step map | sample actual learner timetables and records across the pathway | | International substance | curriculum map, plans, resources, learner work and review | independent sample across subjects, grades and educators | | Curriculum integration | host and programme requirements, calendar, timetable and workload | test conflicts, gaps, duplicate obligations and exceptional cases | | Admission and transitions | criteria, applications, prior learning, placement, transfer and exit records | sample ordinary, refused and exceptional decisions where available | | Resources and personnel | staffing plan, competence checks, allocations, facilities, budget, material financial dependencies and continuity resources | sample employees and contractors; compare plan with actual delivery; test ability to complete current learner commitments | | Teaching | plans, observations, learner work, feedback and progress | live demonstration or interview plus independent learning sample | | Language and support | language data, support plans, accommodations, referrals and reviews | trace selected learners and host-programme responsibility | | Assessment, integrity and records | framework, criteria, moderation, integrity cases, rules for translation and automated tools, credit rules, reports, transcripts and predictions | reproduce sampled decisions; authenticate learner evidence; verify conversion, authorization and record controls | | External status | agreements, authorization or registration evidence and public records | independently verify holder, programme, site, status and dates | | Examination interface | entries, access arrangements, security, incidents, results and appeals | verify role boundaries and suitable external evidence | | Safeguarding | designated-lead and governing-oversight records, conduct expectations, common policy, programme routes, personnel checks, training and cases | protected sampling and interviews; verify local referral route and no interface gap | | Family information and protected reporting | prospectus, contract, fees, refunds, translations, complaints, appeals, reports and retaliation controls | compare promises with actual delivery and language versions; trace complaint and protected-report cases | | Claims and guidance | websites, social media, school profiles, destination sources and advice | compare claim with authority, evidence and certified scope | | Providers | due diligence, contracts, monitoring, incidents and exit arrangements | sample provider delivery and responsible-school oversight | | Results and improvement | participation, progress, completion, experience, destination and action data | recalculate selected measures and trace action to follow-up | | Teach-out | risk register, contingency, communications, transfer, records and financial arrangements | test a plausible interruption or inspect an actual case |

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Conformity and nonconformity interpretation

1. C requires current, attributable and verified evidence demonstrating implementation across the complete bounded scope and every material shared host-school control. 2. NC exists where an applicable obligation is absent, incomplete, contradicted, materially ineffective or inconsistently applied. 3. A curriculum or examination authorization does not by itself establish C with this Module. 4. A positive learner result or selected high-performing class does not compensate for an NC. 5. NA is available only under an express condition in the affected clause. 6. Misrepresenting a bounded result as whole-school certification, fabricating external status, concealing an affected learner group or leaving a safeguarding interface uncontrolled shall be classified under ICEQC-CER-003 according to consequence and certification risk. 7. Insufficient evidence requires withholding or limiting the conclusion and is not automatically C, NC or NA.

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Controlled public wording

The minimum public description shall identify: 1. the accountable education organization; 2. the host school; 3. the named international section or programme; 4. Profile IS-P1 or IS-P2 in the controlled record; 5. learner grades or ages; 6. sites and delivery modes; 7. the applicable ICEQC documents and editions; 8. the validity period and public-register link; and 9. exclusions or limitations necessary to prevent whole-school or curriculum-authorization misunderstanding.

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Normative cross-reference and non-duplication map

| Module clause(s) | Principal source requirement(s) | Additional bounded-programme application assessed here | |---|---|---| | 13–15 | QF-1000 clauses 9–13; ORG-2000 clauses 14–22; ORG-2110 clause 13 | The exact programme boundary, retained host-school accountability, programme leadership and protected escalation must remain visible. | | 16–17 | QF-1000 clauses 21–24; ORG-2200 clauses 12, 14–16 | A coherent learner pathway and material international-education substance must exist; an isolated course, exam entry or marketing identity is insufficient. | | 18–19 | QF-1000 clauses 22–27 and 34; ORG-2110 clauses 14–15, 25 and 37 | Host and programme obligations must form one feasible learner programme, and changes must protect current commitments. | | 20 | QF-1000 clauses 15–16 and 53; ORG-2110 clause 16 | Programme eligibility and placement must use prior-learning, language and support evidence and must not rely on promised recognition. | | 21 | QF-1000 clauses 18, 27 and 44; ORG-2110 clause 25 | Movement between host and international pathways requires learning, record and safeguarding continuity. | | 22 | QF-1000 clauses 25 and 32–34; ORG-2110 clauses 15 and 26 | The bounded programme must receive demonstrably sufficient time, staff, facilities, finance and continuity resources. | | 23–24 | QF-1000 clauses 28–30 and 35–37; ORG-2110 clauses 17 and 26 | Personnel must be ready for the specific programme and any authorization-dependent role, and actual teaching must match the approved programme. | | 25 | QF-1000 clauses 20, 30 and 50–51; ORG-2110 clause 24; ORG-2160 where selected | Language barriers must not prevent curriculum, assessment, safeguarding or family access. ORG-2160 is selected separately only under ORG-2200 clause 22. | | 26 | QF-1000 clauses 40–45; ORG-2110 clause 19 | Programme-specific moderation, access, integrity and multi-language risks must be controlled at the host-school interface. | | 27 | QF-1000 clauses 43–46 and 71–73; ORG-2110 clauses 20 and 31 | School-issued reports, predictions, credits and records must be distinguishable from external results and disclose conversion authority and limitations. | | 28–29 | QF-1000 clauses 38–45; ORG-2000 clause 45; ORG-2110 clause 30 | External programme-owner, examination and award status is verified but not granted or re-performed by ICEQC. | | 30 | QF-1000 clauses 19–20, 30 and 47–53; ORG-2110 clauses 18 and 23–25 | Support and inclusion must work across the programme-host boundary and include learner voice and material group differences. | | 31 | QF-1000 clauses 36 and 47–49; ORG-2110 clause 22 | One safeguarding system must cover host personnel, programme personnel, external educators, languages and referral routes. | | 32 | QF-1000 clauses 10.6, 14–17 and 60–62; ORG-2110 clauses 20 and 27; GOV-009 clause 63 | Programme commitments, fees, translations, complaints, appeals and protected reports must be accurate, accessible and non-retaliatory. | | 33 | QF-1000 clauses 15, 44 and 46; ORG-2110 clauses 25 and 31; GOV-009 clauses 55 and 57 | Recognition, credit, progression and destination claims must use current sources and preserve the external decision-maker's authority. | | 34 | QF-1000 clauses 38–39 and 59; ORG-2000 clause 17; ORG-2110 clause 30 | Material providers and partners remain subject to host-school due diligence, monitoring, incident and exit control. | | 35 | QF-1000 clauses 46 and 65–69; ORG-2110 clause 32 | Programme results and improvement must address bounded-programme outcomes and material learner-group differences without unsupported causation. | | 36 | QF-1000 clauses 27, 34 and 59; ORG-2110 clause 25 | Interruption and closure controls must be funded and protect teaching, transfer, records, fees and current learner completion. | | 37 | QF-1000 clauses 14, 46 and 74; ORG-2000 clauses 73–80; ORG-2010 clauses 40–45; GOV-009 clauses 28–32, 46–66 and 79 | Public wording must remain bounded to the assessed programme or section and must not imply whole-school or curriculum certification. | | 38 | QF-1000 clauses 17, 27, 34 and 59; ORG-2000 clauses 29, 40 and 84 | Programme budget and dependency evidence must support staffing, refunds, transfer and teach-out; ICEQC does not issue a solvency rating. |