must be resubmitted. The Award Board decides on the award of qualifications to trainees, determines the date by which any other failed modules must be recovered and considers any trainees who have failed an award. External Examiners Appointed to your Course External examiners help the university to ensure that the standards of your course are comparable to provided by other universities or colleges in the UK. More information on the role performed by external examiners can be found at: Communication The course team will communicate with students via student email accounts and Blackboard notices. Please ensure that you check your student email and Blackboard regularly for announcements and notices. Students are expected to communicate with course team members by email or telephone. Contact details for module leaders can be found in the relevant module handbook. Support and Guidance Throughout your course you will meet the module tutors at the taught sessions. If you require additional advice and guidance, please do not hesitate to contact the module tutors, award leader or the award administrator. One-to-one support tutorials can be arranged on request, either be face to face, by telephone or by e-mail. Please contact your module tutor if you have any concerns about assessment or any other aspect of your course. Generic support with studying, assignments and assessments can be found on the libraries Learning Support web pages: You will be allocated a personal tutor. This role includes: Meeting you for the first time within 3 weeks of registration. Holding one further meeting in the first term and one meeting in each subsequent term of the course. Holding any additional meetings at the instigation of yourself, or where otherwise necessary. Providing you with general academic guidance on your progress through the award. Taking appropriate action in respect of absenteeism. Indicating their availability though appropriate means. Taking any necessary initiatives to refer matters to student counsellors/award leaders/module leaders etc. Providing careers advice where appropriate or directing you to people with appropriate expertise. Providing support, if appropriate, for an extenuating circumstances claim.
must be resubmitted. The Award Board decides on the award of qualifications to trainees, determines the date by which any other failed modules must be recovered and considers any trainees who have failed an award. External Examiners Appointed to your Course External examiners help the university to ensure that the standards of your course are comparable to provided by other universities or colleges in the UK. More information on the role performed by external examiners can be found at: Communication The course team will communicate with students via student email accounts and Blackboard notices. Please ensure that you check your student email and Blackboard regularly for announcements and notices. Students are expected to communicate with course team members by email or telephone. Contact details for module leaders can be found in the relevant module handbook. Support and Guidance Throughout your course you will meet the module tutors at the taught sessions. If you require additional advice and guidance, please do not hesitate to contact the module tutors, award leader or the award administrator. One-to-one support tutorials can be arranged on request, either be face to face, by telephone or by e-mail. Please contact your module tutor if you have any concerns about assessment or any other aspect of your course. Generic support with studying, assignments and assessments can be found on the libraries Learning Support web pages: You will be allocated a personal tutor. This role includes: Meeting you for the first time within 3 weeks of registration. Holding one further meeting in the first term and one meeting in each subsequent term of the course. Holding any additional meetings at the instigation of yourself, or where otherwise necessary. Providing you with general academic guidance on your progress through the award. Taking appropriate action in respect of absenteeism. Indicating their availability though appropriate means. Taking any necessary initiatives to refer matters to student counsellors/award leaders/module leaders etc. Providing careers advice where appropriate or directing you to people with appropriate expertise. Providing support, if appropriate, for an extenuating circumstances claim.
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