IHETC Business
The programme you ask for, produced in weeks
Tell us what your trade needs. We produce the programme — materials, exercises and assessments — from your own procedures, in weeks rather than years, and every item passes the three quality gates of the chain before it reaches your teams.
Why this promise holds here
Global platforms distribute a fixed catalogue or aggregate independent authors: they ship what already exists. Producing on demand, in French, on a local trade and from your own documents, is the advantage we defend durably — ahead of price and ahead of the tutor.
The chain, step by step
It is published because it is the argument. Before you order, you know where your document goes, who reads it, who approves it and who signs the publication.
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Scoping the need
One trade, one entry level, one expected outcome. Nothing starts until the target skill is stated as a verifiable action verb.
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Production
Learning sequence, materials, exercises, assessments. The step that used to take months and now takes weeks.
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Quality control
Accuracy, currency, consistency with the stated objective. Content failing the check goes back to production, not online.
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Human sign-off
A named academic lead takes responsibility and publishes. This step is never automated — it is the only guarantee that counts.
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Publication and freeze
The course is frozen for the duration of the session. Two learners in the same cohort must have received exactly the same teaching.
Our three quality commitments
Each states what is checked, by whom, and at which point in the chain. A named academic lead takes responsibility before publication; a course is frozen for the duration of its session; a decision that shapes a learner's path is made by a person. These three rules are what make production speed safe.
A human always publishes
The chain produces a draft; it never publishes on its own. An identified academic lead approves every publication and answers for it.
The freeze rule
A course does not change during its session. Altering content under a running cohort would break equal treatment between learners — an invisible risk, and the most serious one.
No agent is a teacher
A credential is a legal act. The chain produces, the human guarantees: no automated system is counted in the faculty, and none alone issues a decision that shapes a learner's path.
What we ask of you
- Your real documents: operating methods, procedures, instructions, in the version actually in use
- A reachable subject-matter contact, two to three hours in total
- Your sign-off before publication: it is your content going out
- Several weeks of production, the time content genuinely drawn from your procedures requires
Questions about production
Are the courses written by a machine?
They are produced by a tooled chain, then checked and approved by a named person who answers for them. The useful question is not « who held the pen » but « who guarantees what is taught » — and the answer is always an identifiable human.
How do I know a piece of content is accurate?
Every module passes an accuracy and currency check before publication, and the academic lead who approves it is identified. Modules tied to a specific tool carry an explicit date: dated, checkable content beats content claimed to be timeless.
Can content change while I am taking the course?
No. A course is frozen for the duration of its session. This is a strict rule: two people enrolled in the same session must have received the same teaching, otherwise their results are not comparable and the assessment loses its value.
Can I request a programme that does not exist yet?
Yes, and that is exactly what the chain makes possible. Content drawn from your real procedures takes weeks, not years. We state that lead time before starting rather than discovering it along the way.