Your Studies Sample Clauses
Your Studies.
8.1 You cannot delay your studies part-way through unless there are exceptional circumstances, which would be determined at the discretion of the Director of PGCE Programme in Wales or their delegate and the Headteacher of the Employer School (see Section 10). If you have prolonged or repeated absences from any part of the PGCE qualification, this may result in a cause for concern and/or the triggering of the Student Support Framework (See Glossary).
8.2 You should normally complete your PGCE within 24 months from the start date of your first module. See Section 10 if you think this will not be possible.
8.3 In order to be eligible for the award of PGCE (Wales) you must, in the opinion of The Open University for each module completed, satisfactorily meet both the academic requirements of The Open University and the requirements of the
8.4 You must successfully complete all appropriate requirements and modules as outlined in the Qualification Regulations specific to the PGCE (Wales) qualification in order to receive the award.
8.5 If you fail a module (including the failure of any resit or resubmission), you will need to leave the salaried route of the PGCE qualification. If you have begun studying the next module whilst you awaited results, you will not be able to complete that module.
8.6 If you leave or are no longer eligible for the Salaried Route PGCE qualification, this may affect your Terms of Employment with your Employer School which may include losing your employment. This decision will be made by your Employer School.
8.7 You must pass all modules to be awarded the PGCE qualification. If you do not pass the first End of Module Assessment (EMA) submission attempt (comprising academic assessment and practice learning evaluation), you may be invited to resubmit, depending on your results. If you are not offered a resubmission, or if you do not pass the module following the resubmission attempt, we will deregister you from the qualification. Version number: 1.0 Approved by: Delegate of Director, Academic Services Effective from: 1 April 2020 Date for review: 1 January 2021
9.1 In certain circumstances (as detailed in Appendix A), you may decide you need to stop studying before you submit the End of Module Assessment (EMA) for a module. This is called deferral and means you would stop studying the module you are currently registered upon before submitting and passing your assessment for that module, and we would register you to begin that module at ...
Your Studies.
8.1 You cannot delay your studies part-way through unless there are exceptional circumstances, which would be determined at the discretion of the Director of PGCE Programme in Wales or their delegate and (for salaried students) the Headteacher of the Employer School (see Section 9). If you have prolonged or repeated absences from any part of the PGCE qualification, this may result in a cause for concern and/or the triggering of the Student Support Framework (See Glossary).
8.2 You should normally complete your PGCE within 24 months from the start date of your first module. See Section 9 if you think this will not be possible.
8.3 In order to be eligible for the award of PGCE (Wales) you must, for each module completed, satisfactorily meet both the academic requirements of The Open University and the requirements of the Wales Professional Standards for Teaching and Leadership.
8.4 You must successfully complete all appropriate requirements and modules as outlined in the Qualification Regulations specific to the PGCE (Wales) qualification in order to receive the award.
Your Studies.
6.1 You must complete your Nursing qualification within the specified timescale for that qualification (cited in the Regulations and shown on StudentHome), unless you are given an extension at the discretion of the Board of Studies for Health, Wellbeing and Social Care. If you are studying an apprenticeship, any application for an extension must be made in agreement with your Employer and The Open University and must comply with the rules stated by your Funding Provider and regulator. Applications for an extension may be considered where you have been unable to study due to reasons beyond your control (see Appendix A). Other circumstances where an extension may be granted are:
a) if you have been suspended under FtP Procedures and subsequently reinstated;
b) if you lose your job through no fault of your own and are unable to find an immediate replacement (Students studying for a Nursing qualification outside of an apprenticeship only).
Your Studies.
5.1 You must complete your Social Work Qualification within the specified timescale cited in the Qualification Regulations, shown on StudentHome, or stated on your Training Plan unless you are given an extension at the discretion of the Board of Studies for Health, Wellbeing and Social Care. If you are studying an apprenticeship, any application for an extension must be made in agreement with your Employer and The Open University and must comply with the rules stated by your Funding Provider and regulator. Applications for an extension may be considered where you have been unable to study due to reasons beyond your control (see Appendix A). Other circumstances where an extension may be granted are:
a) if you have been suspended under the Fitness to Practise Procedure and subsequently reinstated.
b) if you lose your job through no fault of your own and are unable to find an immediate replacement (Students studying for a Social Work qualification outside of an apprenticeship only).
5.2 If for any reason you are unable to complete a Practice Learning Period, you may be able to bank periods of continuous practice assessment that you have already completed. On your return to studies, you may be required to undertake further continuous practice learning to make up your required hours of study. A decision on your eligibility to bank your practice assessment will be based on the guiding principles set out in the Disrupted Placement Information, available in the ‘Practice management’ section of the relevant module website.
5.3 You may be able to bank other completed assessments, such as tutor marked assignments (TMAs) if you need to defer your studies to a later presentation. Further information about deferral with assessment banking can be found in the Assessment Banking Rules.
5.4 You may be permitted to begin a module at the next stage of the Social Work qualification before you have completed and received results for a module at an earlier stage. In such circumstances, you must have completed and received results for the earlier module within 12 weeks of the start of the next stage module. If this is not possible or you do not receive a pass result, you will not be able to start or remain enrolled on the next stage module. Any financial implications will be discussed with you by your Student Support Team or Apprentice Enrolment and Support Team. Any exceptions to the 12-week timeframe outlined above will be clearly stated in the Practice Learning Guide which ...
Your Studies. You will be registered on the module(s) shown in the Registration Agreement.
Your Studies