What records should I keep during project study?
Keep formal results, feedback and records of progress.
What should you understand?
Keep formal results and evidence of your progress during study. These can help if access to a learning system ends or a provider closes. Formal results, trainer feedback and unfinished assessment work serve different purposes, so keep their status clear.
What should you ask or practise?
Use secure storage you control and ask how to obtain official unit results. Do not retain confidential employer material without permission. Keeping useful records supports later enquiries or transfer discussions, but it does not guarantee that another provider will accept every unfinished task.
What should you compare?
- Evidence for the course offer
- Your learning goal and circumstances
- Unconfirmed conditions
What remains unconfirmed?
Your records, provider circumstances and eligibility for a specific support route have not been checked.
What can you do next?
Create a study-record checklist.