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| ==== Foundation Course: Student Handbook ==== | ==== Foundation Course: Student Handbook ==== | ||
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| Should you decide to withdraw, your enrolment fee of £99.00 will be retained and is non-transferable. No refunds will be given for any units that have been released within your intake. Refunds are calculated from the date Heartwood receive your written agreement to our terms of withdrawal. Refunds are calculated at £40 per month for the first 10 months only plus a withdrawal fee of £50. | Should you decide to withdraw, your enrolment fee of £99.00 will be retained and is non-transferable. No refunds will be given for any units that have been released within your intake. Refunds are calculated from the date Heartwood receive your written agreement to our terms of withdrawal. Refunds are calculated at £40 per month for the first 10 months only plus a withdrawal fee of £50. | ||
| - | If you have chosen to pay by instalments we will stop your subscription, | + | If you have chosen to pay by instalments we will stop your subscription, |
| =====Participation and Timeliness==== | =====Participation and Timeliness==== | ||
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| * That version will not contain interactive features such as glossaries, webinars or forums. It will include all the videos, slides, documents, pages and e-book material you would need to use for reference. | * That version will not contain interactive features such as glossaries, webinars or forums. It will include all the videos, slides, documents, pages and e-book material you would need to use for reference. | ||
| + | ===== Student Code of Conduct===== | ||
| + | The Student Code of Consult sets out expectations for student behaviour towards the Heartwood Community (students, staff and those who have a working relationship with Heartwood Education). | ||
| + | The purpose of this Student Code of Conduct is to promote a respectful and supportive culture, free from bullying, discrimination and harassment. Our staff and students share the responsibility for promoting and fostering an inclusive and supportive environment. | ||
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| + | Students have a responsibility to familiarise themselves and implement Heartwood’s Student Code of Conduct. The Student Code of Conduct is to be applied to all communications, | ||
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| + | At Heartwood Education, the following are expected as the minimum standards of student behaviour: | ||
| + | * We will treat all those we come into contact with the utmost respect at all times. | ||
| + | * We aspire to never treat anyone differently on the basis of any protected class or characteristic. | ||
| + | * We will never sexually, physically, or verbally harass anyone. | ||
| + | * To the best of our ability we will seek to ensure the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual safety and well-being of everyone we come into contact with during our studies by using non-threatening, | ||
| + | * We will abide by the laws of the land, policies, and regulations. | ||
| + | * We will raise matters of concern in a timely, constructive and appropriate manner. | ||
| + | * We will modify our behaviour should we become aware that we have not adhered to the Code of Conduct, even if no complaint has been made. | ||
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| + | REPORTING BREACHES TO THE CODE OF CONDUCT | ||
| + | Individuals who have experienced or witnessed inappropriate behaviour by other students should raise their concerns promptly. Concerns should be raised to your Course Leader. In cases where this is inappropriate, | ||
| + | Decisions on any sanctions will be based on, but are not limited to, the severity of the violation, situation, strength of evidence, attitudes toward the process, and past actions, with removal from studies being the last resort. | ||