Training materials: terms of use
Educate UAE · version 2026-10
These terms explain how your company may use the Educate UAE platform, lessons, assessments, certificates and other training materials (the "Materials"), and the limits of what they are and do. They apply alongside any order form, subscription or pilot agreement with Educate UAE. If they conflict, the order form or agreement prevails.
1. Ownership and licence
- The Materials, including all lessons, questions, answer keys, images, designs, software, and the Educate UAE name and logo, belong to Educate UAE or its licensors. Nothing here transfers ownership to your company.
- While your subscription or pilot is active, Educate UAE grants your company a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use the Materials through the platform to train your own staff, and to keep the records and certificates generated for them.
- The licence ends when the subscription or pilot ends unless agreed otherwise in writing. Certificates already issued remain verifiable, and you may keep copies of your own records.
2. What your company may not do
- Copy, download, scrape, photograph, screen-record or reproduce the Materials, other than the exports and printed certificates the platform provides.
- Share login details, or let anyone who is not your enrolled staff use the Materials.
- Sell, rent, sublicense, translate, adapt, rebrand or present the Materials as your own, or use them to train other organisations' staff, without Educate UAE's written permission.
- Use the Materials to build, train or improve another course, product or artificial intelligence system.
- Remove or alter any notice, logo, version number, review date or verification code, or use the Educate UAE name or logo in marketing without written approval.
3. Not professional advice
- The Materials are general training. They are not legal, medical, clinical or regulatory advice, and they do not replace a professional's own judgement, supervision, local policies or manufacturer instructions.
- Scope of practice depends on each person's licence, qualification, role and employer. Your company decides what each member of staff may do, and supervises them.
4. Regulators
- The Materials are aligned to published reference frameworks of regulators such as the Dubai Health Authority (DHA), the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP) and the Department of Health Abu Dhabi. They are not approved, endorsed, accredited or issued by any regulator.
- Alignment does not guarantee compliance. Your company remains responsible for meeting its own regulatory and licensing obligations, and should check the current regulator documents.
5. Certificates
- A certificate shows that the named person completed a course and passed its assessment on the stated date. It is not a licence to practise, a professional qualification, a competence sign-off, or accredited continuing professional development unless Educate UAE states so in writing. Certificates are valid for 12 months and must be renewed.
6. Keeping content up to date
- Educate UAE reviews the Materials periodically and shows a review status and date on each track. Regulations and guidance change, and Educate UAE does not promise that every point is current at all times. Treat the live regulator documents as the authority.
7. Your own content and the AI study assistant
- If your company adds its own material to the platform, you own it and are responsible for its accuracy, legality and permissions. Educate UAE does not review it.
- The in-platform assistant gives general help about the platform and course content. It can make mistakes and is not clinical or legal advice. It must not be used in an emergency. In the UAE, call 998 (ambulance) or 999 (police).
8. Staff and personal data
- Your company is responsible for telling its staff how their training records are used, and for having a lawful reason to enrol them. Each company's learners and results are kept separate from every other organisation's on the platform.
- Educate UAE handles personal data under its privacy policy and applicable UAE data protection law. Where a separate data-processing agreement is needed, it will be agreed in writing.
9. Responsibility
- To the extent the law allows, Educate UAE is not liable for indirect or consequential loss, loss of profit or reputation, regulatory findings, fines or penalties, or outcomes that arise from how your company or its staff apply the Materials. Any limit on liability, and the governing law and courts, are set out in your order form or agreement with Educate UAE. Nothing here excludes liability that cannot be excluded by law.
- Educate UAE may update these terms by giving notice. Continued use after notice means acceptance.
Questions? Email arron@educate-uae.com.