No-AI Policy

We do not use AI to write your CIPD work.

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No ChatGPT-style tools. No paraphrasers. No “AI then human edit”.

Your content is written by a real person, from scratch, based on your brief.

What “No-AI” means at CIPD Help

When we say No-AI, we mean we do not use any AI tool at any stage to create written content for your CIPD unit work.

We do not use AI to:

  • write answers, paragraphs, reflective statements, or full drafts
  • rewrite your work to “sound better”
  • paraphrase books, journals, or websites
  • generate references or citations
  • create examples, scenarios, or “workplace” details
  • translate and then “polish” with AI

We also don’t use “AI helpers”

That includes paraphrasing/spinner sites, auto-summarising tools, and browser add-ons that generate text.

What we do instead (human process)

1) We write from your brief (not from a tool)

You send your unit details, learning outcomes/criteria, deadline, word count, and any tutor guidance. We build the structure and write it properly.

2) We use real sources and manual referencing

We don’t “auto-reference”. If a source is used, it’s cited properly (Harvard) and added to the reference list by a human.

3) We keep the voice consistent

CIPD writing needs a steady tone across the whole document. AI often creates mixed tone and repeated phrasing. Human writing stays consistent.

How we enforce this policy

No-AI isn’t just a claim. It’s a working rule.

Our internal rules:

  • Writer pledge: writers must confirm they didn’t use AI generators on your order
  • No copy/paste into AI websites: your brief and files are not entered into public AI tools
  • Manual editing only: any improvements are done by a person, not a generator
  • Final review: we check flow, wording consistency, and referencing before delivery

Privacy and confidentiality (important)

What we protect:

  • your name, workplace details, and unit information
  • your notes, documents, and tutor guidance
  • any personal information shared for context

What we don’t do:

  • we don’t upload your documents to “free” online tools
  • we don’t share your brief outside the team working on your order
  • we don’t use your content to train any tool or build samples without your permission

If you send AI-written text to us

Here’s what happens (clear steps):

  • If you send AI text and ask us to “make it human” — we won’t do that with AI.
  • We can either:
  1. rewrite properly from scratch using your notes and real sources, or
  2. use your text only as a rough outline, then rebuild the writing in a natural way (human-written)

If you want the output to be clean and consistent, send your brief, notes, and any reading list. Even bullet points help.

What this policy covers

Stage of work AI used? What happens instead
 
Outline / structure Human plan based on CIPD criteria
Writing the draft Human-written from scratch
Paraphrasing Manual paraphrasing with correct citation
Editing and improvements Human editing (no generators)
Harvard referencing Manual referencing from real sources
Revisions Human-only revisions based on feedback

What you can request (CIPD-specific support)

Common requests we can work with:

  • Level 3, 5, and 7 unit briefs (LO/AC based writing)
  • reflective sections written in a clear, natural tone
  • workplace-style examples based on the context you provide
  • clear structure that follows criteria properly
  • Harvard referencing and source integration

FAQs About Our No-AI Policy

No. We don’t use AI generators at any stage, writing, rewriting, paraphrasing, or referencing.

No. Even outlines are made by a person, based on your CIPD criteria and brief.

No. We paraphrase manually and cite sources correctly.

Yes, but not by using AI. We’ll rewrite it properly, from scratch, using your notes and real sources.

Yes, if you want. Keep in mind different checkers can give different results, so we treat it as a supporting extra.

No. Your documents and details stay private and are not entered into public AI tools.

We write in plain English, keep one consistent voice, and edit manually. We also avoid repeated phrasing and generic filler.

Unit name, learning outcomes/criteria, word count, deadline, tutor notes (if any), and a little context (role/industry). Bullet points are fine.

Yes. Urgent still means human-written only. If timing is very tight, we’ll keep the structure focused to protect quality.

Yes. Revisions are also done without AI.