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Copyright

Last Update : Sep 17, 2026

IBTE owns, or is licensed to use, all copyright and other intellectual property rights in and to this website, its design and content, and all technical infrastructure relating to it.

Material contained in our website may be downloaded, viewed and printed for personal non-commercial use, or for internal non-commercial circulation within your organisation, provided that no trade mark, copyright or other proprietary notices contained in or appearing on such material are removed in whole or in part. Material contained in our website may not otherwise be copied, reproduced or redistributed in whole or in part without our prior written permission. In particular, it must not be reproduced or exploited for commercial gain. All other rights are reserved and you must ask our permission before making any other use of material contained in our website. This permission to reproduce material does not extend to material identified as belonging to third parties, including our qualification providers and university partners, where you must obtain the permission of the relevant owners before reproducing such material.

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