Common use of Email Etiquette Clause in Contracts

Email Etiquette. Email is likely to become a key means of communication between staff and students. It is important that students are aware of the rules regarding this area and do not cause offence or add needlessly to staff workload.

Email Etiquette. Email is likely to become often a key means of communication between staff and students. It is important that students are aware of the rules regarding this area and do not cause offence or add needlessly to staff workload. Students: - Wherever possible avoid using emails to staff. If you are able to go and find that member of staff personally and speak to them directly then this is always preferable. Any essential emails to staff, such as those sent to hand in work, should always be politely written. Start the email with Xxx/Miss or the member of staff’s name and always end with Thank you and your name.