Learner terms

Educate UAE · version 2026-11

These terms are for you as a learner on Educate UAE. They explain how you may use the training and what it is, and is not. Please read them before you carry on.

1. Your account

Your account is for you only. Do not share your login or let anyone else complete lessons or assessments for you.
Keep your password private. Tell us straight away if you think someone else has used your account.

2. Using the training materials

The lessons, questions, videos, diagrams and certificates belong to Educate UAE. You may use them to learn, through the platform, while your employer's access is active.
Do not copy, record, photograph, share, sell or republish them, and do not put them into an AI tool or another course.

3. What the training is, and is not

It is general training. It is not legal, medical, clinical or regulatory advice and it does not replace your own judgement, supervision, your employer's policies or the instructions for the equipment you use.
What you may do at work depends on your licence, your role and your employer. If you are not sure, ask your supervisor.
The content is aligned to reference frameworks published by regulators such as DHA, MOHAP and the Department of Health Abu Dhabi. It is not approved or endorsed by any regulator.

4. Assessments and certificates

Complete your assessments yourself and in your own words. Do not share questions or answers with others.
A certificate shows that you completed a course and passed its assessment. It is not a licence to practise, and it is not accredited continuing professional development unless Educate UAE says so in writing. It is valid for 12 months.
Anyone with the verification link or code can see your name, the course, your score, the dates and your recorded learning time. That is how employers check a certificate.

5. Learning time

We record the time you actively spend in a course. The assessment opens once the full learning time for your lessons is complete. Your employer can see your progress, scores and learning time.

6. The study assistant and messages

The study assistant gives general help about the course. It can make mistakes and is not clinical advice. Do not use it in an emergency. In the UAE, call 998 (ambulance) or 999 (police).
Never type patient names or other details that could identify a patient into the assistant, the support messages or anywhere else on the platform.

7. Your information

We keep your name, email address, progress, results and learning time to run the training and to show your employer and certificate checkers what is described above. We handle this information in line with UAE data protection law.
To ask about your information, email arron@educate-uae.com.