Training and Availability Sample Clauses

Training and Availability. I will provide training to site supervisors and staff. I will be available as a resource should any concerns or issues arise. Evaluation: I will evaluate the extern’s academic performance during the externship. The assessment will be based, inter alia, on the extern and supervisor evaluations, timely compliance with requirements, the quality of the self-reflection, and professionalism. Based on this evaluation, I will determine whether credit should be granted.
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Training and Availability. The Faculty Supervisor will be available as a resource should any concerns or issues arise; and will provide training or guidance to Site Supervisors as needed. Evaluation: The Faculty Supervisor will evaluate the student’s academic performance during the externship/apprenticeship and, based on that evaluation, will determine whether credit should be granted for this externship/apprenticeship. The assessment will be based on the Site Supervisor’s evaluations of the student; the student’s timely compliance with course requirements; the quality of the student’s submissions to the Faculty Supervisor; and the professionalism demonstrated by the student on site and in the course. We have read and agree to act in accordance with the expectations set out above. Site Supervisor: Signature: Phone Number: Email: Date: Faculty Supervisor: Signature: Phone Number: Email: Date: Student Extern: Signature: Phone Number: Email:
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Training and Availability. The Faculty Supervisor will be available as a resource should any concerns or issues arise; and will provide training to site supervisors as needed.
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Training and Availability. I will be available as a resource should any concerns or issues arise. I will provide training to site supervisors.
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