We reserve the right to change any course provision or requirement at any time, even within a student’s term of enrolment
GREEN POLICY
We strongly believe in reducing paper and consummables dependence by our management and teaching team, and amongst our student body. We take seriously the responsibility of both an individual and a corporation to reduce waste and re-use or recycle whenever possible.
Therefore, apart from worksheets which your trainer may use on occasion for a course related exercise- we do not provide printed copies of lessons, presentations, handouts or class notes. We encourage students to take notes of key points, use the required text for reference and participate in class exercises to maximise their learning experience.
We may also email students relevent templates and support material to assist with their learning where relevant and appropriate. Where we can use electronic alternatives we will always try to do so - we prefer to utilise electronic communications and material distibution whenever possible
COURSE NOTES & TRAINING
Any notes and training for our courses cannot be relied upon for legal interpretation. Neither the Schools, nor its employees, trainers, lecturers, tutors, associates or consultants can accept responsibility for students' actions, or those of other people reading the course notes or interpreting the training in litigation, or responsibility for any loss incurred as a result of relying on the training or the training notes. If in doubt, consult a lawyer.
TIMEKEEPING & STANDARDS OF BEHAVIOUR
Students are required to attend all lectures and to be punctual at all times.
The School further reserves the right to suspend or exclude any student, temporarily or permanently, for any due cause (including misconduct, disruptive or aggressive behaviour, harrasment or bullying of, or towards, any student, staff member, associate or contact of the school) at any time without recourse to refund of fees and any fees due remain payable.
Admission to the School is conditional upon acceptance and compliance with the rules and regulations of the School, as now established or hereafter revised.
If a student does not conform to these requirements or is disruptive in any way, he/she may be dismissed from the course without recourse to any refund of fees and any fees owing remain due.
ASSESSMENT, CERTIFICATION AND AWARDS
Students must satisfy all academic, attendance and financial obligations in order to receive the final award.
All work submitted as part of the School’s assessment requirements must be the student's own work.
On Certificate courses, 70% attendance is also required to achive a Course PASS
On Diploma Courses, 80% attendance is also required to achieve a Course PASS.
No certification or transcript will be awarded where course fees are still owing or other fees of any nature (ie re-sit fees, uniform costs)
INDEMINITY
Students agree to release the School from all liability to them on account of negligence, accident or illness and to indemnify the School against all expense incurred on their account which are not covered by the programme while they are a student.
DELIVERY AND EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
The school conducts its courses using a combination of theory, practical and experiential learning and that I will on occasion be required to participate in learning activities on evenings or weekends due to the nature of the learning opportunities that become available.
ADDITIONAL TERMS & CONDITIONS APPLY
FULL TIME COURSES
DELIVERY METHOD: EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
Students on diploma programmes participate in a broad range of lessons & activities that meet the learning outcomes of their programme. Programmes are built around and will include experiential learning that the School assesses will provide the learning experiences required to meet academic and vocational skills requrrements of the course. Samples of activities that may be included in a programme are: theory classes, lectures, tutorials, interactive exercises, activities, research, assigned reading, project work, group work, guest speakers, site tours, excursions, practical tuition, industry exposure, work experience, workplace learning, work shadowing, simulations, role play.
DRESS CODE
The School operates a strict dress code for all Diploma & Advanced Certificate students and students are expected to adhere to the high standards set.
Students are required to have a high standard of professional image and personal presentation - students are required to wear and have visible at all times during class and school activities, an item of the the Schools corporate branded clothing range of shirts, t-shirts, jackets, pullovers or gillets, which are worn with the students own black, grey or white trousers/skirts and shoes.
A range of affordable School branded items are available for purchase during orientation of each course.
Students who do not adhere to the required standards of presentation and clothing will not be allowed access to class and school activities which will affect their attendance records. Students who do not adhere to the required standards on a regular or sustained basis may be excluded, suspended or face permanent expulsion with no recourse to refund of fees and any fees due remain owing.
The School reserves the right to amend or update the dress code at any time.
STUDENT HANDBOOK
Diploma Students are issued with a student handbook on commencement of their course and are expected to adhere to the policies and procedures within the handbook.
STATUTORY RIGHTS
The above terms and conditions do not affect your statutory rights
