A partnership starts with a defined objective and a written work plan identifying each party’s tasks and how results will be reviewed.
Forms of cooperation
A framework agreement, scoped consultancy project, training programme, educational cooperation or joint workshop and event. Commercial sponsorship is documented separately from professional assessment.
What we deliver
Depending on the project: needs review, work plan, content or workshops, assessment tools, an observation and recommendation report, and implementation follow-up. The agreement names the delivering entity and the actual outputs.
Measuring the benefit
Agree suitable indicators: learner progress, documentation quality, recipe consistency, yield and waste, or completion of improvement actions. Define baseline, target and review date. Sales and profit increases are not guaranteed.
What the agreement covers
Objectives, scope, duration and schedule; responsibilities and facilities; outputs and acceptance criteria; fees and payment; confidentiality; content and brand rights; publication of results and images; amendment and termination terms.
Partnership and accreditation are separate
Partnership does not automatically confer Union representation, centre or judge accreditation, certificate-issuing rights or logo use. Each authority requires its own scope, conditions and written authorisation where agreed.
From request to delivery
Send the organisation’s profile, country, activity, audience and objective. We review feasibility and propose a scope and offer. After agreement, responsibilities are assigned, work is delivered and outputs and follow-up actions are reviewed. Partnership enquiries: [email protected] | Full contact details on page 27.