TADE Office is committed to providing accurate and useful careers and educational information.
However, mistakes can sometimes occur. When we identify a material factual error, we aim to correct it promptly and transparently.
What We Correct
Corrections may be made when an article contains an inaccurate or misleading factual statement, including errors involving:
- Application closing dates
- Eligibility requirements
- Stipend or salary information
- Qualifications
- Locations
- Application instructions
- Organisation names
- Programme durations
- Important dates
- Contact or application information
We may also update articles when information that was previously correct has changed.
How to Request a Correction
If you believe an article contains an error, contact us through our Contact Us page.
Please provide:
- The article title or URL.
- The specific statement that is incorrect.
- The corrected information.
- Supporting evidence or a reliable source, if available.
How We Review Corrections
Our editorial team reviews correction requests based on the available evidence.
A correction may be made when reliable information demonstrates that a factual statement is incorrect or materially misleading.
Not every disagreement with an article constitutes an error. Differences in interpretation, opinion or advice may not require a correction.
Updates and Corrections
When appropriate, we may update an article without issuing a separate correction notice, particularly where information such as application deadlines, availability or programme details has changed.
For significant factual errors, we may add an editor’s note or other clarification to make the change transparent.
Reader Feedback
Readers play an important role in helping us maintain accurate information.
We encourage readers, employers, educational institutions and other organisations to contact us when they identify information that requires correction or clarification.
We appreciate credible evidence and will investigate legitimate concerns fairly.