The course material says that completing the Tri-Council Policy Statement, 2nd edition: Core tutorial may be required for research work connected to a diploma or degree.

### Why this is right The material says this training is often a requirement for research work undertaken as part of diploma or degree completion at colleges and universities. The wording is conditional: it says the training is often required, not that every student in every program must complete it. ### The concept A training requirement can depend on the research work or program context. Here, the stated context is research connected to completing a diploma or degree. The material also presents the tutorial as useful guidance beyond settings where completion is mandatory, including private industry without a mandatory ethics framework. Keep the distinction between a possible requirement and a general source of guidance. ### Terms - **TCPS 2**: Tri-Council Policy Statement, 2nd edition. Its Core tutorial is the training named in the activity. - **Research ethics**: Ethical guidance relevant to the conduct of research. - **Private industry**: Commercial or non-governmental workplaces, mentioned as a setting where the guidance may be useful. ### Watch out The statement says “may be required” in a qualified sense. It does not claim that completion is compulsory for every student or every workplace. ### Remember Preserve qualifiers such as “often” when interpreting whether a training requirement applies.