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IiP includes an accreditation process whereby professionals are assessed against eight areas of competence at each of the three levels. These areas are; Equipment, Coaching, Marking, Professional/Player Development, Business Skills, Court and Club Maintenance, Presentation and Events, Health and Safety. For each level, a professional must evidence that they meet the criteria for all areas.

IiP assessment is completed by the assessment panel. This assessment panel consists of an external Level 3 qualified assessor as well as Professionals who have all achieved at least the same level to that which they are assessing. A minimum of two professionals must be involved in each assessment along with the external assessor. An assessment decision is made and feedback is given to professionals which may include any support they can receive from the mentoring or training programmes embedded into IIP.

• Nick Wood – Level 1 and Level 2
• Ben Ronaldson – Level 1 and Level 2
• Chris Bray – Level 1 and Level 2
• Jon Dawes – Level 1 and Level 2
• Danny Jones – Level 1 and Level 2
• Josh Smith – Level 1 and Level 2
• Kees Ludekens – Level 1 and Level 2
• Tom Durack – Level 1 and Level 2
• Rob Fahey - Level 1 and Level 2
• Ben Taylor-Matthews - Level 1 and Level 2
• Bryn Sayers - Level 1 and Level 2
• Neil Mackenzie - Level 1 and Level2
• Mark Hobbs - Level 1 and Level 2
• Peter Paterson - Level 1 and Level 2
• Will Burns - Level 1 and Level 2
• Nino Merola - Level 1 and Level 2
  
• Lewis Williams - Level 1 and Level 2
• Levi Gale - Level 1 and Level 2
• Craig Greenhalgh - Level 1 and 2
• Mark Eadle - Level 1 and 2
• Alex Machin - Level 1
• Jim Ludekens - Level 1
• Jack Josephs - Level 1
• James Ryan - Level 1
• Chris Swallow - Level 1
• Jeremy Brodie - Level 1

Current professionals who have achieved IiP level 2 have not been graded against the normal pass, merit or distinction levels. IiP has brought current professionals into the system, many of whom had previous qualifications and/or experience as a professional using a special recognised prior learning (RPL) route. A professional at level 2 via RPL is able to update their logbook and be re-assessed through the full route at any point if they wish.

Management: (G Tomkinson). 35 experienced professionals were eligible for Level 2 and above, 34 had passed at Levels 2 or above:

• Level 3:(5) J Dawes (merit), D Jones, C Bray, N Wood, C Ronaldson
• Level 2:(25) K King, K Ludekens, S Blaber, J Law, P Paterson, A Lyons, B Ronaldson, B Taylor-Matthews, L Taylor, S Brockenshaw, A Phillips, T Granville, W Burns, A Knibbs, A Davis, C Greenhalgh, M Seigneur, T Durack , R Hall-Smith, A Fowler , B Sayers, C Chapman, J Smith, D Long and A Player
• Level 1: Z Eadle, L Gordon (merit), J Brodie, J Ryan, N Merola, A Flippence, B Bomford

Marking: (N Wood). 23 professionals passed their Levels 2 and above:

• Level 3: (9) A Lyons, A Phillips, M Ryan, C Swallow, C Bray, T Durack, A Fowler, N Wood, D Jones
• Level 2: (15) P Patterson, J Dawes, J Law, B Taylor-Matthews, L Taylor, S Brockenshaw, D Long, W Burns, A Knibbs, C Greenhalgh, B Sayers, C Chapman, B Ronaldson (merit), L Gordon, J Ryan

Coaching: (D Jones). The following have attended the coaching workshop:

• Level 2: (13) K Ludekens, S Blaber, J Dawes, L Taylor, S Brockenshaw, C Bray, M Seigneur, A Davis, C Greenhalgh, T Durack, A Fowler, N Wood, J Smith

Equipment: (S Ronaldson). 22 professionals attended the workshop on advanced techniques.