Become a TLEQ Education Hub
TLEQ approved Education Hubs are the organisations and training providers who deliver our qualifications to learners across the leisure and sports industry. Whether you're an established training provider, a leisure facility, or a swimming school, becoming an approved hub means joining a network committed to high-quality, industry-recognised qualifications.
What is an Education Hub?
An Education Hub is an organisation approved by TLEQ to deliver, assess, and quality assure our regulated qualifications. Hubs work directly with learners, employing qualified tutors, assessors, and internal verifiers to ensure every learner receives a consistent, high-quality experience.
Education Hub HandbookWhy Partner with TLEQ?
- Deliver nationally recognised, regulated qualifications
- Access a full library of resources, guidance, and support
- Clear quality assurance processes and dedicated TLEQ oversight
- Be part of a growing network focused on excellence
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How to Apply
Organisations interested in becoming an approved Education Hub should review our Education Hub Handbook and Approval Policy before submitting an application. Our team will guide you through the process from initial enquiry to approval.
Resources & Policies
Assessment Delivery Handbook
Practical guidance for education hubs on planning and delivering assessments in accordance with TLEQ qualification specifications, marking criteria, and quality assurance requirements.
Education Hub Handbook
The essential operational guide for all approved education hubs, covering the standards, procedures, and responsibilities required to deliver TLEQ qualifications and maintain ongoing approval.
Malpractice & Maladministration Procedure
Defines what constitutes malpractice and maladministration within education hub delivery, and sets out the steps hubs must follow to prevent, identify, report, and manage any such incidents.
Safeguarding & Learner Protection Policy
Sets out the safeguarding responsibilities of education hubs, including requirements for DBS/Access NI checks, Designated Safeguarding Lead arrangements, staff training, and reporting procedures.
