Overseas Students Clause Samples

Overseas Students. If an overseas student under the age of 16 (or under 18 if disabled) stays with a host for 28 days or more, there is a legal requirement for the host, guardianship agency, language school, agent, or other person or company involved in placing the student, to inform their local authority. Parents who appear to cooperate to avoid professionals getting too close or asking too many questions. There is a tendency by professionals to confuse participation with cooperation. Indicators include parents that put little effort into making changes, limited improvement despite significant input, conflicting views of child and parent, parents align with certain professionals and only engage with part of the plan. The risks of disguised compliance are that cases may drift and lack focus, significant issues may be missed, risks may increase, cases may be closed too early and the child remains at risk of harm. It is important to keep an open mind, use an investigative approach and effective questioning. As professionals we must look beyond the obvious.

Overseas Students. 12.1 Cat3C is not permitted to issue, validate or make recommendations for visas for study or for any other purpose, which may be used to facilitate entry to the UK or any member state of the EU. 12.2 Cat3C is not permitted to offer training to any students present in the UK on a study or tourist visa, other than that permitted by existing legislation, which may change from time to time, and which shall be checked at the time of submitting the application for attendance on a course. 12.3 If you have entered the UK or the EU on an international study visa and are already undertaking a course with an ATO, that ATO is responsible for all training while in the UK, and training cannot be transferred to Cat3C. Should you cease studies with that ATO for any reason, you are responsible for informing the relevant authorities that you have ceased to attend that course and you will not be permitted to complete or commence any course with Cat3C. 12.4 If at any time any document you supply to Cat3C (or any other party) in connection with your admission onto a course (including passports, visas, medical certificates, existing licences or ratings) is found to be, or in the reasonable opinion of Cat3C is thought to be, false or misleading, Cat3C shall immediately suspend or expel you from the relevant course, without any refund in respect of any fees you have paid; and shall notify the relevant authorities, including the police, about the circumstances of the suspension or expulsion. 12.5 By signing the GDPR Form, referenced in paragraph 4.5 (b) above, you acknowledge and agree that we are required to, and shall, retain the details of all students and shall be at liberty to disclose any and all such information, referred to in paragraphs 4.5 (b) (i)-(xiii) inclusive, to the police, immigration and other relevant authorities including the CAA and EASA.