Evidence and copyright
Only upload material you are authorised to store and share for the assessment purpose. Obtain the necessary rights to qualification packs, employer documents, photographs, audio and video. Uploading does not transfer your ownership to Jernie.
Minimise information about bystanders, clients, children, employers and health. Redact unnecessary faces, identifiers, location data and unrelated details where feasible. Do not upload live examination questions, confidential mark schemes, secure AM2 material or full copyrighted standards without explicit permission.
Honest and safe assessment
Do not fabricate competence, impersonate another person or present synthetic work as authentic practical evidence. Disclose permitted AI assistance according to your centre’s assessment rules. Do not use the assistant to generate a false witness statement, conceal plagiarism or bypass assessment requirements.
A suspected authenticity flag must be investigated fairly; it is not proof of misconduct. The assessor and centre must consider the source material and the learner’s explanation before taking action.
Prohibited activity
- Unlawful, abusive, discriminatory, exploitative or infringing content and attempts to obtain another person’s records.
- Malware, credential collection, security bypass, disruptive traffic or attempts to override system instructions through uploaded material.
- Reselling access, unauthorised scraping, bulk automated AI processing or unrelated workloads outside the agreed plan.
- Uploading special-category or criminal-offence information without the controller’s documented authority and applicable legal conditions.
Reports and proportionate action
Report misuse to jernieiq@hotmail.com with the account, time and a short description. Do not send passwords or sensitive evidence in an initial email. We may investigate, preserve relevant records, remove unlawful material or restrict affected access proportionately. Where practicable we explain the reason and remedy route. Applicable legal duties, data rights and export arrangements still apply.