SET Program definition

SET Program means the Shelter Exit Transitional Jobs Program jointly operated by DHS and HRA to help shelter clients obtain employment and move into permanent housing.
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Examples of SET Program in a sentence

  • I have read all information relevant to my participation in the SET Program in Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery.

  • I agree to comply with and fully observe all SET Program requirements.

  • The Trainee Agreement, signed by a trainee to accept appointment to the SET Program, is Appendix A of this training regulation.

  • I understand that I may be subject to dismissal from the SET Program if one or more of the following events take place: • I knowingly provide false and/or misleading information in my application for selection into SET Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery training; • I am reported to Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA); • I receive a negative report from AHPRA.

  • I acknowledge that it is my responsibility to be fully informed and aware of all requirements of RACS and ASPS, particularly rules, guidelines, time limits, regulations and policies in relation to the SET Program, including information available on the RACS and ASPS websites.

  • Goodwill Industries - SET Program 250000 FFFS FA SNA Family Workforce Development, Upskill Training, Case Management, Job Placement and Retention Services, Supportive Services.

  • I understand that should I withdraw from the SET Program, I have a 48 hour cooling off period during which I can rescind that decision, without prejudice.

  • I grant RACS, the Board and ASPS permission to utilise my de-identified training data for evaluation purposes of the SET Program.

  • I authorise the release of my contact details to ASPS To enable it to contact me about educational opportunities, events and matters relating to the SET Program.

  • Following the cooling off period, should I then desire to return to the SET Program, I must re-apply for selection as a former trainee in accordance with relevant RACS policies.

Related to SET Program

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  • AML Program has the meaning ascribed thereto in Schedule 2.1(F)(8) hereof.

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  • Educational program means a program for educating and preparing physician assistants which is approved by the board.