Study Support. The parties recognise the importance of the acquisition of relevant professional knowledge and skills and/or the continued development of relevant skills and knowledge of employees through study programs. Study assistance, in accordance with Council’s Study Support Principle and Guidelines applying at the time will be available, subject to budget availability, to those employees who elect to undertake approved programs of study. Clause 29 – Family Leave Employees will be credited with 10 days sick/family leave, which can be used for either sick or family leave, and two days’ bereavement leave. The 10 days sick leave entitlement is cumulative – the two day bereavement leave entitlement is non-cumulative. The duration of family or bereavement leave utilised under this clause will be subject to mutual agreement between the employee and appropriate corporate leader, and will take into account particular circumstances that exist at the time of application. The taking of such leave will be in accordance with the criteria outlined in Clause 6.6 Sick Leave and 6.8 Family Leave of the Award. The parties recognise that some employees may be the only available carer for a family member who is not specified as ‘immediate family’ in Clause 6.8 of the Award. Such employees may apply for family leave to care for this family member in circumstances where no other person is able to provide such care – including a certificate from the treating medical practitioner citing such need.
Study Support. 11.1 The College actively supports all staff in pursuing relevant tertiary qualifications. At the discretion of the Principal, support may include up to 50% reimbursement of fees and the provision of unpaid leave.
Study Support. DLC Training will provide a Tutor and a mentor to support you with your studies. Please note there may be fluctuation in levels of service and support during busy periods. DLC Training will take action to prevent this where possible and will ensure that this does not impact upon exam preparation. Students must take responsibility for the time they take to study a program and must login writing any issues that they have with the college that delays their studies in anyway, if in the unlikely event this happens. Support is provided on the basis of the student working to the agreed timescales. If a student submits more than 1 piece of work at a time then we will always attempt to mark and feedback work as quickly as is possible. But under these circumstances we reserve the right to mark work at a rate of 1 piece per week. The rate at which work is marked may fluctuate from time to time depending on demand. Institute Membership All Students wishing to study an Institute course MUST be registered with the relevant Institute prior to examinations. It is the student’s responsibility to maintain membership; without which a certificate cannot be awarded, and to pay the Institutes’s annual fee.
Study Support. The Network 360 Group will provide a Tutor and a Student Support contact to support you with your studies. Please note there may be fluctuation in levels of service and support during busy periods. The Network 360 Group will take action to prevent this where possible. Students must take responsibility for the time they take to complete a distance learning package, and must log any issues that they have with The Network 360 Group that delays their studies in anyway, if in the unlikely event this occurs, this must be logged in writing. If a Student submits more than 1 submission per 7 working days, The Network 360 Group will always attempt to mark and provide feedback as quickly as possible. The Network 360 Group reserve the right to mark and provide feedback at a rate of 1 submission per 7 working days. The rate at which work is marked may fluctuate in line with demand. Students need to ensure they have enough active study time to allow for Tutor marking and feedback of all assignments as work will not be marked outside of your study period. Students must ensure their final work submission is submitted no later than 14 days prior to the course end date (in line with the work submission policy of one work submission per week) and all marking and feedback is received a minimum of seven days prior to the end date of studies to allow time for verification of study completion.
Study Support. NTU will continue to provide a range of study support to students. Students who are struggling with their course work, or would like to find ways of being more successful will be supported by study skills workshops, one-to- one support and study support resources. In 2013/14, we will work with students from priority groups to identify ways of improving engagement with these services.
Study Support. (a) A Medical Practitioner shall be entitled to 5 weeks paid Sabbatical Leave after each 5 years continuous service, which may, subject to application and approval by the employer, be used for the purpose of training, education and study within Australia or overseas.
Study Support. DLC Training will provide a Tutor and a Student Support contact to support you with your studies. Please note there may be fluctuation in levels of service and support during busy periods. DLC Training will take action to prevent this where possible. Students must take responsibility for the time they take to complete a distance learning package, and must log any issues that they have with DLC Training that delays their studies in anyway, if in the unlikely event this occurs, this must be logged in writing. If a student submits more than 1 submission per week, DLC Training will always attempt to mark and provide feedback as quickly as possible. DLC Training reserve the right to mark and provide feedback at a rate of 1 submission per week. The rate at which work is marked may fluctuate in line with demand.
Study Support. 16. Depending on how important the employer considers a course to be to the company or the employee, the employee may be granted the following types of study support:
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