3.1.2 Relevant course previously completed SGA will not a valid enrolment offer to a student who has previously completed a relevant CRICOS registered course unless it is satisfied that the student demonstrated a commitment to his/her previous studies, maintained a good attendance record, and paid all fees due for the course. 3.2 Transfers from SGA to another Registered Provider The National Code 2007 requires SGA to assess requests from students for a transfer to another registered provider if the students have not completed six months of their principal course of study. SGA will consider all such requests for transfer fairly and take into consideration the individual circumstances of each student. Onshore international students who wish to enrol into a course with another provider must submit a Provider Transfer Request Form along with a valid letter of offer from the other provider Transfer may be granted: where the student applies on personal or academic grounds that are unable to be resolved using Embassy Resources and where the student has no outstanding fees owing to Embassy where a student under 18 has written evidence that his/her parent supports the transfer and, if appropriate, written confirmation that the new provider will accept responsibility for approving the student’s accommodation, support and general welfare arrangements (as per Standard 5 of The National Code 2007); Transfer will not be granted under the following circumstances: where it could be considered detrimental to the student where it may jeopardise the students progression through a package of courses where the course the student wishes to transfer to is offered at Embassy and the students’ academic needs are met the student has recently started studying the course and the full range of support services are yet to be provided
3.1.2 Relevant course previously completed SGA will not a valid enrolment offer to a student who has previously completed a relevant CRICOS registered course unless it is satisfied that the student demonstrated a commitment to his/her previous studies, maintained a good attendance record, and paid all fees due for the course. 3.2 Transfers from SGA to another Registered Provider The National Code 2007 requires SGA to assess requests from students for a transfer to another registered provider if the students have not completed six months of their principal course of study. SGA will consider all such requests for transfer fairly and take into consideration the individual circumstances of each student. Onshore international students who wish to enrol into a course with another provider must submit a Provider Transfer Request Form along with a valid letter of offer from the other provider Transfer may be granted: where the student applies on personal or academic grounds that are unable to be resolved using Embassy Resources and where the student has no outstanding fees owing to Embassy where a student under 18 has written evidence that his/her parent supports the transfer and, if appropriate, written confirmation that the new provider will accept responsibility for approving the student’s accommodation, support and general welfare arrangements (as per Standard 5 of The National Code 2007); Transfer will not be granted under the following circumstances: where it could be considered detrimental to the student where it may jeopardise the students progression through a package of courses where the course the student wishes to transfer to is offered at Embassy and the students’ academic needs are met the student has recently started studying the course and the full range of support services are yet to be provided
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