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Course Expectations

The college has a student charter which sets out the services we will provide for learners, the shared responsibilities, including expected behavuours as specified in the learner code of conduct. The full student charter can be accessed below.Here is a summary of the college and course expectations:

• Arrive on time, be prepared to put the time in to support your studies and be courteous in your dealings with fellow students and College team members
• Take responsibility for you own learning and be willing to engage with different ways of teaching, learning and assessment
• Actively engage in all opportunities offered that can enhance your personal and professional achievements, this includes engaging with your course by attending and participating in all taught sessions, completing the work assigned to you and carrying out any related work placements
• Ensure that you read information provided, regularly check e-mail and relevant updates or newsletters and seek clarification of anything you do not understand
• Submit work for assessment within the published deadlines and attend all examinations
• Share your ideas and comments about your programme and overall experience with us by providing feedback through questionnaires (Inc NSS), module evaluations or by becoming a Learner Representative and attending Staff & Learner Liaison Forums
• Work with us to maintain a learning community that is conducive to learning and academic study
• Keep the College informed of any updates and changes in your personal circumstances that can impact on your opportunities as a student
• Respect the physical environment, staff members, fellow students and our community of learners
• Take on board a personal responsibility for supporting us to promote a safe, secure and healthy environment

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