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ATHE permits rogue operators to function.
As with rogue operators, ATHE is a private organisation intent on earning cash. ATHE permits rogue operators to operate because rogue operators pay ATHE. Earning money is the sole motive of ATHE and rogue operators.
Unsatisfactory Awarding Body Experience: My enrollment in an ATHE Level 5 Extended Diploma in Management of Health and Social Care left much to be desired. Throughout my course, I encountered consistent challenges with their assignment evaluation process, which often resulted in incorrect feedback and responses. I strongly advise prospective students to consider alternative awarding bodies to avoid similar frustrations. I strongly advise others to steer clear of this particular awarding body. It is my sincere hope that regulatory authorities, such as OfQual, will take appropriate action to address the shortcomings and concerns associated with such awarding bodies.
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