Practice Tutor Clause Samples
Practice Tutor. The individual appointed by The Open University to provide support, guidance, and quality assurance in respect of a Student’s learning in practice and the Practice Assessors’/ Practice Supervisor’s assessment of the Student’s competence throughout the Nursing qualification.
Practice Tutor. An experienced Initial Teacher Education tutor from another school who monitors your progress on the PGCE qualification.
Practice Tutor. The individual appointed by The Open University to provide support, guidance and quality assurance in respect of a Student’s learning in practice and the Practice Assessors’/ Practice Supervisor’s assessment of the Student’s competence throughout the Nursing qualification. Version number: 1.0 Approved by: Delegate of Director, Academic Services Effective from: 1 August 2022 Date for review: March 2023 The umbrella term for the routes that Students/ Apprentices study to qualify as a Nurse or as a Nursing Associate when studying a Nursing Degree, Foundation Degree, or Degree Apprenticeship with The Open University. The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).
Practice Tutor. This is an experienced Initial Teacher Education tutor from another school who monitors your progress on the PGCE qualification. There are two routes to achieving this qualification: the Salaried Route and the Part-time route (both comprise three modules, two 30-credit modules at level 6 (undergraduate) and a 60-credit module at Level 7 (postgraduate): This refers to students employed in a state school as a teaching assistant, or in a non- teaching role, who can apply for their school to endorse them. Students following this route work in school full-time and their application must be endorsed by their school (who will pay their salary). Their costs of study will be funded by the Welsh Government. Students who do not currently work in a state school can apply for the salaried route but will need endorsement by a state school.
Practice Tutor. This is an experienced Initial Teacher Education tutor from another school who monitors your progress on the PGCE qualification. There are two routes to achieving this qualification: the Salaried Route and the Part-time route (both comprise three modules, two 30-credit modules at level 6 (undergraduate) and a 60-credit module at Level 7 (postgraduate). This refers to Students employed in a state school as a teaching assistant, or in a non- teaching role, who can apply for their school to endorse them. Students following this route work in school full-time and their application must be endorsed by their school (who will pay their salary). Their costs of study will be funded by the Welsh Government. Students who do not currently work in a state school can apply for the salaried route but will need endorsement by a state school. This is a senior member of school staff, provided by schools. This means the second school that salaried Students are placed in to complete their practice learning. This means the section in the Open University in Wales (OUiW) who deals with enquiries about registrations, and who provide pastoral, general and specialist additional support (e.g. disability support) to Students during their studies.
Practice Tutor. The individual appointed by us to provide support, guidance and quality assurance in respect of an apprentice’s learning in practice and the Employer Police Force’s assessment of the Apprentice’s competence throughout the PCDA or PCSO-A qualification. • The College of Policing Code of Ethics • Conditions of Registration for Apprentices • Disability Discrimination Act 1995 (Amendment) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2004 and Section 75 of the Northern Ireland Act 1998 for Northern Ireland • Equality Act 2010 for England Scotland and Wales • Fitness to Practise Procedure • Qualification-specific regulations for your Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship qualification, or the Police Community Support Officer Apprenticeship • Student Privacy Notice We are one of several universities named in the Welsh Language (Wales) Measure 2011. This means that any students in Wales can expect to receive certain services from the Open University in Welsh. These are outlined in what is called the Open University’s Welsh language standards. This means that you can speak to our student recruitment and support team in Welsh or contact the university in Welsh. You can find out more about your rights as a Welsh language user on the Open University in Wales website.