RESOURCES FOR LEARNING Clause Samples

The "RESOURCES FOR LEARNING" clause outlines the materials, tools, or support that will be provided to facilitate the learning process within an agreement or program. This may include access to textbooks, online platforms, instructional guides, or dedicated personnel such as tutors or mentors, depending on the context. By specifying what resources are available, the clause ensures that participants have the necessary support to achieve the intended educational outcomes and helps prevent misunderstandings about what is included in the learning experience.
RESOURCES FOR LEARNING. The GP Trainer / Educational Supervisor and the training Practice will provide the necessary equipment needed for the GPStR to carry out his or her clinical work effectively and appropriately. The Practice will provide effective and easy access to the internet and appropriate written materials to support the educational process and meet the information needs of the GPStR. The GP Trainer should be aware of other resources that can be accessed by the GPStR and the processes required to utilise the service. The GPStR will respect the property provided by the Practice, suggest how the provision of resources may be improved, and ensure the safe return of all equipment and other materials. The Trust educational facilities also provide access to a range of on line and textbook facilities which are open to use by GPStRs.
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RESOURCES FOR LEARNING. What you can expect from us 4.1 To provide access to good quality services which support your learning, including careers advice, counselling, the Library, and Student Support. 4.2 To provide good quality and well-resourced accommodation for learning and teaching, including library, workshop and IT facilities. 4.3 To provide a supportive environment for working off-campus, including an intranet and Virtual Learning Environment. 4.4 To ensure welcoming and professional staff are available to give you help and advice so that you can make the best use of the University’s resources. 4.5 To issue concise lists of core texts and materials through your Course VLE. 4.6 To make available suitable areas for individual and group study. 4.7 To have an up-to-date, easy-to-use, web-based library catalogue accessible from both on and off campus.
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RESOURCES FOR LEARNING. The GP Trainer and the training Practice will provide the necessary equipment needed for the trainee to carry out his or her clinical work effectively and appropriately.
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RESOURCES FOR LEARNING. Year 12 and Year 13 students will have the Sixth Form Centre as their base. 2. Access to ICT facilities are available before, during and after college hours for sole use by the Sixth Form in the Independent Learning Centre (ILC), including Wi-fi access for own devices. 3. The ILC will be available for study for students of the Sixth Form. 4. Year 12 and 13 students will have timetabled study support periods. These are compulsory sessions.
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