The UK Partnership Readiness Check: Full Version

**Know where you stand before you write to a UK partner.**

UK universities, colleges and awarding organisations carry out due diligence before they partner with anyone. Most approaches from African institutions are refused for reasons the institution could have found and fixed first. This Check finds them.

It is the full version of the free UK Partnership Readiness Snapshot. If you have taken the Snapshot on the same device, your eleven answers carry across.

**What you get**

- All 55 statements across eleven domains: legal standing, regulatory approvals, staff, quality assurance, facilities, records and safeguarding, finance, marketing integrity, partnership clarity, capacity to manage a partner, and learner outcomes

- A score out of 220 and your readiness band, from Foundation to Strong

- A score out of 20 for every domain

- Your three priority areas, chosen from the pattern rather than the total

- A written 90-day plan for each priority: days 1–30, 31–60 and 61–90

- The document to use for each action from the UK Partnership Document Pack

- A printable report with your institution's name, to save as PDF and take to your board

- A free 30-minute review call with NWIEP

**How it works**

1. Buy, and your access key arrives in your receipt email at once.

2. Open the Check, enter your key and your institution's name.

3. Score the statements, ideally with two or three colleagues. Your answers save as you go.

4. See your report, print it, and book your review call.

**Who it is for**

Proprietors, rectors, registrars, principals and partnership leads at colleges, polytechnics, universities, schools and training centres seeking a UK partner.

**Credit:** if you join the Partnership Readiness Programme or take a consultancy engagement with NWIEP within 90 days, the price of this Check is credited against it.

**One key, one institution.** Your report carries your institution's name and your key.

*NWIEP is not an awarding organisation, a university, a regulator or an accreditation body. This is a self-assessment. It does not guarantee any partnership, approval or outcome.*