Core programs definition

Core programs means the following activities as described in 29 U.S.C. Sec. 3102:

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Core programs means those programs identified in Tier 1 of the NSCC Credential Framework and includes the Nova Scotia High School Graduation Diploma for Adults. Core programs are open to fee or tuition paying students according to the tuition structure of the College approved annually by the Department of Labour and Advanced Education. Day means any twenty-four (24) hour period beginning at midnight, including Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. Exchange means an arrangement, approved by the College, whereby a Faculty Member exchanges assignments with another Faculty Member or other person employed by the College or a person employed by an external organization for a period not greater than thirty-six (36) months.

Core programs. Arundel Lodge is licensed by BHA to provide: Outpatient Mental Health Center, Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (Adults), Residential Rehabilitation Program, Supported Employment, Level 1-Outpatient Treatment Program- Adults, and Level 2.1 – Intensive Outpatient treatment program – adults. Arundel Lodge is accredited by CARF for Community Employment Services Employment Supports and Job Development.

Examples of Core programs in a sentence

• Out-of-Area Follow-up Care is also covered and services may be received through the BlueCard® or Blue Shield Global Core programs.

• For information on Emer- gency Services received outside of California through the BlueCard and Blue Shield Global Core programs, see the section on Inter-Plan Arrange- ments.

• Urgent Services may be ob- tained from any provider; however, using the BlueCard® or Blue Shield Global Core programs can be more cost-effective and may eliminate the need for you to pay for the services when they are rendered and submit a claim for reimbursement.

• See the Inter-Plan Arrangements section of this EOC for more information on the BlueCard® and Blue Shield Global Core programs.

• See the Inter-Plan Arrangements sec- tion of this EOC for more information on the Blue- Card® and Blue Shield Global Core programs.

• In 2017-18, programs taught by two or more faculty members that are planned to award credit in three or more of the academic divisions recognized by the College (humanities, natural sciences, social sciences, arts, and quantitative reasoning) will be planned at student faculty-ratios of 18:1 for Core programs and 20:1 for lower division programs.

• Core programs are open to fee or tuition paying students according to the tuition structure of the College approved annually by the Department of Labour and Advanced Education.

• Core programs are supported through writing across the curriculum using various genres, through science experiments and demonstrations, and with thematic- based projects.

• Core programs are support through writing across the curriculum using various genres, through science experiments and demonstrations, and with thematic-based projects.

• Provided that at least two-thirds of first-year and lower-division seats are planned for programs that offer credit in three academic divisions, team- taught programs planned to award credit in two academic divisions will also be planned at student faculty-ratios of 18:1 for Core programs and 20:1for lower division programs.

More Definitions of Core programs

Core programs means services to fit the inmate's needs. Such services may include life skills, substance abuse programs, counseling services, sex offender counseling, and mental health programs.