Absence to Take Courses Sample Clauses

Absence to Take Courses. Subject to Board authorization, an employee may be granted a leave of absence to attend a course approved by the Board or the Union, for improving professional and/or academic status.
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Absence to Take Courses. Subject to Board authorization, a teacher may be granted a Leave of Absence to attend a course approved by the Ministry of Education and/or the Board for improving professional status.
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Absence to Take Courses. Subject to approval by the Superintendent of Corporate Services, an E.C.E. may be granted a leave of absence to attend a course offered by the Board for improving professional status.
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Absence to Take Courses. Subject to approval by the appropriate Superintendent, a DECE may be granted a leave of absence to attend a course offered by the Board for improving professional status.
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