Candidate Integrity Policy
The assessment exists to show us your own judgment as a legal or medical professional. These are the rules that keep it fair for everyone.
Last updated: 27 September 2026
Why this matters
Trainers teach AI models with their own reasoning. Work produced by an AI teaches a model nothing it does not already know, and work produced by someone else tells us nothing about you. So the assessment, and later the project work, must be your own.
What you may use
- Search engines and credible published sources, such as reference works and news archives, to fact-check a claim.
- Published statutes, case law, regulations, clinical guidelines, drug references and textbooks, to check a rule.
- A calculator or other traditional tool.
- Claude.ai, only for the conversation you hold with the model in Section 2. That model is what you are testing; it must not write any of your answers.
- Plain-text notes of your own.
What you may not use
- AI assistants or chatbots of any kind, including AI features built into spreadsheets, browsers and word processors, to write, check or improve any of your answers.
- Solutions, answers or explanations written by anyone else, whether copied from the internet, a forum or a previous candidate.
- Help from any other person, in person or online.
- Data that identifies you, or any client's, patient's or employer's confidential information, in your Section 2 conversation.
- Anyone else taking the assessment for you, or sitting it on your behalf.
Confidentiality of the assessment
Do not share, post or discuss the assessment questions or your answers, during or after your application.
One account per person
Each person may hold one ExpertTrainers account. Creating another account, including to retake the assessment before your retake date, is not allowed.
How we check
Every submission is read by a professional from your field who is experienced in recognising AI-generated and copied work. Reviewers compare submissions with each other and with known sources, and we look for signs of duplicate accounts.
What happens if the rules are broken
- An assessment that shows AI-generated or copied work is declined. You may retake it 6 months later.
- A duplicate account is closed, together with any application attached to it.
- If we find a breach after you have been hired, we may remove you from projects, withhold payment for the affected work and close your account, as set out in our Terms of Service.
Your pledge
Before the assessment questions open, you confirm that every answer you submit will be your own work, written without AI tools or help from anyone else. The date and time of that confirmation are recorded with your submission.
Questions
If you are unsure whether something is allowed, ask before you start: support@experttrainers.tech.