About
Orientation
An application and waiver MUST be signed prior to commencement of a course. Students MUST have fully functioning personal protective equipment. Students must not participate in practical examinations and practices without this personal protective equipment. Students have a responsibly to protect themselves and others from biological hazards.
Course handouts and enrolments forms are the primary tools of communication about courses and provide orientation information concerning:
dates and times of the course
location
registration
times and dates of the examination
first timer introductions and special arrangements
parking
course materials
waiver and conditions
protective equipment and body substances protective devices costs and purchase arrangements
textbook and CD manualpayment arrangements and discounts
catering and/or lunch venues in the area
All courses have a commencement briefing. Students are expected to attend this session to ensure effective orientation to the programs
Student Behaviour
The Student Code of Conduct is based on a set of rights and their related responsibilitie
All students have the right to:
- be treated with courtesy, kindness and respect
- express feelings and opinions assertively
- work and socialise in an atmosphere of harmony and cooperation
- feel secure and to be safe in a caring and supportive environment
- expect that training rules are fair, consistently implemented and respect the rights of all involved
- be valued for their individuality, including that of race, gender, cultural, physical or intellectual diversity
- learn in a supportive atmosphere
The following responsibilitie
- treat others with courtesy, kindness and respect
- listen to others with mutual respect
- maintain a safe and secure training environment
- model and support training rules
- develop responsibility for their own actions
- value others, for their individual differences
- work to achieve personal best whilst allowing others to do the same
