Fitness to Study Sample Clauses

Fitness to Study. 13.1 We are committed to an ethos of equality and inclusivity and aim to promote positive mental health and well- being. We encourage all students to ask us for support as soon as possible when it is needed so that we can help you realise your full potential and complete your studies.
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Fitness to Study. 19. Where there is cause for concern that a student is not fit to study due to disability or ill health, then the Fitness to Study procedure will be implemented which may result in a refusal of a place or continuing study.
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Fitness to Study. A student is deemed ‘fit to study’ if they are progressively developing the necessary skills, knowledge, behaviour and character and maintaining the necessary personal health and well-being to allow them to complete their chosen programme safely and effectively. Fitness to study is more than the ability of a student to pass examinations and progress academically, clinically and professionally in terms of their chosen programme of training. It includes also a student’s fitness to participate and to function effectively in University life. This means being able to function independently, competently and safely within the academic, residential, community, clinical and professional contexts of their programme of training, including placements, and not causing undue disruption to the learning, working or living experience of others. This Fitness to Study regulation sits under the umbrella of the RCSI Codes of Conduct and should be viewed in conjunction with all other student policies and procedures. Fitness to Study regulations are needed to ensure that, in addition to having achieved the required academic and clinical standard to undertake a programme that permits graduates to practice in a profession, students also:
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Fitness to Study. Where there is cause for concern that a student is not fit to study due to disability or ill health then the Fitness to Study Policy will be implemented, which may result in refusal of a place or continuing study. If you have applied for a professional course such as Counselling or a Teaching qualification, you may be subject to fitness to practise or teaching regulations; this will be identified within the application process. All applicants are required to declare unspent criminal convictions. For professional courses (Counselling, Teacher Training) you will require an Enhanced Check with the Disclosure and Barring Service as part of their conditions of offer. Changes to Modules or Programmes after Enrolment Once you have accepted an offer from the College, we will use all reasonable endeavours to deliver your module or programme as it was described at the time of the offer being made to you. The College will not normally make material changes to modules or programmes that students have agreed to study except where the changes will benefit the student experience or changes are necessary due to circumstances outside of the control of the College. Where material changes are necessary or proposed, student representatives will be consulted, and the College will provide appropriate support and guidance. The College endeavours to deliver programmes in accordance with published documentation. It may be necessary for the College to institute material changes or amend programmes from time to time. In the event of any substantial variation, you may withdraw from the contract on written notice to the College. Upon our receipt of such notice, the College will refund any deposit or fee on a pro-rata basis for unexpired period of the year for which such deposit or fee has been paid in advance. This also applies if you are paying your fees with a SFE loan. Full details of how the College will work with you to ensure continuation of studies or offer refunds or compensation when necessary are explained in detail in the Student Protection Plan on the CCCG website. Withdrawing or suspending after enrolment If personal circumstances prevent you from continuing with your studies, you may be able to suspend (Break in Learning) or withdraw from your studies. Suspending means stopping your studies for the year and resuming your studies at an appropriate point in the following academic year, usually within 364 days. If you wish to suspend your studies, you will need to comply wi...
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Fitness to Study. Addict Dance Academy has a duty of care to its community and takes your well- being very seriously. We will undertake to support you if you present a health concern, risk to yourself or to others. Your fitness to study may be questioned if health problems are disrupting your studies, or the studies of others, or result in unreasonable demands being placed on staff or other students. If you have concerns regarding your fitness to study, please speak with the Programme Leader and Principal to determine a course of action for your programme.
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Fitness to Study. ▪ Fitness to Practise ▪ Intellectual Property This document details the University’s statement on the provision and processing of intellectual property rights for students and graduates at the University. ▪ Regulations for fees ▪ Points Based System: Student route sponsorship (formerly known as Tier 4) • Module enrolment regulations Note that it is the student’s responsibility to ensure that their selected combination of modules accords with the regulations for their Programme. Student protection plan The University’s Student Protection Plan sets out what students can expect to happen should a programme, campus or institution close. The purpose of such a plan is to ensure that students can continue and complete their studies or can be compensated if this is not possible. The University is obliged to have and to regularly review its Student Protection Plan. Complaints This details the student complaint procedure as well as the student complaint policy.
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Fitness to Study. The College has a duty of care to its community and takes your well-being very seriously. We will undertake to support you if you present a health concern, risk to yourself or to others. Your fitness to study may be questioned if health problems are disrupting your studies or the studies of others, or result in unreasonable demands being placed on staff or other students. If you have concerns regarding your fitness to study, please consult the Fitness to Study Policy INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY The College does not generally seek rights to work made by students, however, in some circumstances the College may require an undergraduate to assign all his or her rights of work. In these cases, the students will be informed beforehand. Academic Board To support the College’s commitment to openness and transparency Academic Board papers, approved for release, will be uploaded to the student Launchpad. This will include papers and minutes and they will be stored in the Information section under the heading Minutes.
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Fitness to Study. The College has a duty of care to its community and takes your well-being very seriously. We will undertake to support you if you present a health concern, risk to yourself or to others. Your fitness to study may be questioned if health problems are disrupting your studies or the studies of others, or result in unreasonable demands being placed on staff or other students. If you have concerns regarding your fitness to study, please consult the Fitness to Study Policy INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY The College does not generally seek rights to work made by students, however, in some circumstances the College may require an undergraduate to assign all his or her rights of work. In these cases, the students will be informed beforehand. DECLARATION I confirm that I have read and agree to the Terms and Conditions Name Signature
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Fitness to Study. I have read and understood the Fitness to Study Policy, which is at Annex [A] to this Agreement. By signing this Agreement, I confirm that I accept, and will comply with the terms of this policy at all times.
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