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In 2015, 456 new members joined our programme. Of these, 337, or 73.9%, were rated successful by their Primary Coaches (PCs), Regional Directors (RDs) and verified by Evaluation Auditors (EAs) with those who could not be contacted rated not successful. Remarkable in this evaluation period is:
Please click on the 2015 link below for more detailed data keeping in mind that, although we consider 73.9% to be our true success rate (+/- 5%), as of last year we include success rate figures following some procedures done by other Programmes such as:
For reasons outlined in the introduction when you first clicked into our Success Evaluation link, we emphasize that our true success is the Audited second or third party assessment with non-contactables rated not successful (73.9%). To reiterate, we do NOT consider self-assessments and/or evaluations done that discard non-responders/non-contactables nor assessments done during/immediately after a first course to be an accurate indicator of the true success of any programme.
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