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Colleges. All of the campus-based institutions collectively.
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Colleges. 62. The Colleges of Durham University play a critical role in supporting activity designed to increase applications and enrolments from under-represented groups and in providing opportunities for students from those backgrounds to succeed in their studies. The foundation of all outreach work at the University is the student body, and the Colleges provide a locus for the activities in which current students engage with target students. Fair access residential activity such as Supported Progression, Xxxxxx Trust Summer Schools, Access Partnerships and engagement with teachers and advisers is based within the Colleges. College communities are a focus for pre-application open day and post-offer visit day activity with considerable involvement from Junior Common Rooms. These are key events with considerable influence in encouraging applications and acceptances and valuable opportunities to overcoming perceived barriers to entering the University for students from under-represented backgrounds.
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Colleges. The colleges hereby agrees to ensure the requisite participation as mentioned in the table below: - ICTAK sponsored activity Institutional Commitment Train-the-Teachers on Python and Java Programming skills (any one of it): 2 teachers 2 Teachers (for each training); College can choose one or both training. Trainings will be conducted in common facilities in TVM, Kochi and Kozhikode regions Train-the- Teachers on Life Skills Training: 2 teachers 2 Teachers: Trainings will be conducted in common facilities in TVM, Kochi and Kozhikode regions Teachers to undertake and train their students on the above training programme Min for 60 Hrs of training within 12 months for the programming languages and Min of 40 hrs of training within 12 months, for the Life skills training Students undertaking the Programming skills training Minimum 30 students in a batch Students undertaking the Life-skills training Minimum 30 students Students to undertake the ICTAK Developer test Minimum 25 students in any one of the batches Invitation to participate in ICTAK Conclave at discounted rates Minimum 10 Students and 2 teachers Participation to ICTAK Paper presentation Minimum 1 team Participation to ICTAK Techathlon (ICTAK Technical ideation event) at discounted rates Minimum 1 team Invitation to attend the ICTAK Partner programme Minimum 2 participants Invitation to participate in Teacher’s Top5 industry interaction programme Minimum 2 teachers (and maximum of 5 teachers)
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Colleges. All the Royal Colleges produce publications and instructional material sometimes on an intercollegiate basis.
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Colleges. In accordance with the Wisconsin Technical College System policy on transfer, WTCS Colleges and Bellevue University recognize the need and importance of facilitating the transfer of students from one institution to the other as they pursue their educational goals. Recognizing that many students engage in education as a life-long learning process, WTCS Colleges and Bellevue University enter into this agreement to provide a transfer path to a baccalaureate degree.
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