Integrity Policy

Integrity Policy

This policy aims to clarify the importance of the commitment of all beneficiaries of the services of to integrity in an environment E-training and clarifying the forms of integrity violations and the procedures and penalties taken by > when integrity is violated in the electronic training environment, as well as to reduce the occurrence of such violations.

Integrity is a basic requirement in all dealings within the entity, which emphasizes the importance of honesty and honesty< b>Every individual in the electronic training environment, including trainers, trainees, and administrators.

It is an ethical system for trainers, trainees, and all employees in the entity that organizes their work and provides them with principles and principles that control their behavior. Integrity includes many topics, the most important of which are confronting cheating in tests, theft of research, submitting projects not produced by trainees, manipulating results, bias, forging documents or circumventing laws. Therefore, anything that violates the rights of others and contributes to providing misleading information or inauthentic projects is a violation of integrity.

• Forms of integrity violations:

• Cheating: copying the work of others and unauthorized use of notes, information, and materials in academic examinations or other assigned assignments

  For trainees.

  Misuse of academic assistance:

  The trainee’s exploitation of the work of his colleague who provides him with academic assistance in good faith, such as copying from a special report he wrote

  A colleague or from an old test, without informing him of this.

  Exploiting cooperation:

  A trainee relies on another student within his group to complete a joint assignment/work, or exploits another trainee to complete individual assignments.

  Impersonating others:

  The trainee pretending to be someone else in the classroom, or in a test or exam, or in any type of academic assignment

  Fabrication and forgery:

  The trainee changes or fabricates the information available to him in an academic test/assignment, or presents a forged medical certificate in order to be absent from attendance.

  Intellectual theft/plagiarism:

  Quote the phrases and works of others, and unauthorized use of intellectual and literary blogs or information in any academic test, without referring to them as a reference.

Actions and penalties taken by > when integrity is violated In the electronic training environment, as well as to reduce the occurrence of such violations: