Discover1553 and freelance tutors used by them agree not to divulge confidential or sensitive information about the Clients operations obtained whilst working on any project.

We also believe that is order for trainees to get full value from a training course it is often valuable to share experiences and opinions, so whilst taking part in the training it is expected that delegates will follow the Chatham House Rule, trainees are free to use the information disclosed in the discussion subject to the two following conditions. Neither the identity nor affiliation of the speakers nor that of any other participant at the course be revealed and it may not be divulged that the information was received at that training.

The only exceptions to this are if any disclosure potentially breaches legislation for example Safeguarding, Equality or Child protection.

Discover1553 and any freelance tutors used by them shall use reasonable endeavours to ensure they act at all times in such a way that is compatible with the convention rights

Discover1553 and any freelance tutors used by them shall comply with the Data Protection Act 1998 Act and any other applicable data protection legislation