1.1 The Centre for Homeopathic Education (“CHE“) is committed to equal opportunity for all students, applicants, clinic patients, visitors, tutors and partners. We value diversity and believe everyone benefits from a learning community drawn from many backgrounds.
1.2 We do not discriminate on the grounds of any of the protected characteristics in the Equality Act 2010:
1.3 Everyone has the right to be treated with dignity and respect, in an environment free from discrimination, harassment and victimisation, in person and online.
1.4 How we treat our staff is covered by our staff handbook.
4.1 We assess applicants only on their motivation, commitment and ability to benefit from the course, as set out in our Admissions Policy. We make reasonable adjustments to the admissions process for applicants who tell us about a support need.
5.1 We want all our courses and services to be accessible. We make reasonable adjustments to teaching, assessment and clinic arrangements to meet students’ needs, including needs arising from disability. Please tell us about any support you need at [email protected].
5.2 We handle any health information you give us confidentially and only for the adjustments you have asked for, as explained in our Privacy and Cookie Policy. We do not collect equality monitoring information.
7.1 If you believe you have experienced discrimination, harassment or victimisation, please raise it under our Complaints Policy by emailing [email protected]. We will investigate promptly, confidentially and impartially, and you will not be disadvantaged for raising a concern in good faith.
