Accommodation Arrangements. All International Students who are not living with their Parents or with a Department of Home Affairs approved relative must have an approved arrangement with the College in relation to matters including both accommodation and welfare. A student not living with her parent/s must live in the MLC Boarding House or an MLC approved homestay accommodation. The College must be notified in writing by the student’s parent/s of any request to change accommodation arrangements. The Principal’s delegate must approve the new arrangements prior to the change. Where an offer of enrolment has been made on the basis that MLC is responsible for a student’s welfare and accommodation arrangements, MLC will issue a Confirmation of Appropriate Accommodation and Welfare (CAAW). Where the College has issued a CAAW, the College has overall responsibility for the accommodation and welfare of the student. For students issued a CAAW, the College will appoint a delegate of the Principal to oversee the provision of accommodation and welfare arrangements for students. MLC must approve all accommodation arrangements for international students on a CAAW prior to commencement. Any change of circumstances in a student’s welfare or living arrangements must be communicated in writing to the College and approved by the College prior to any change in care arrangements occurring. All International students, including those 18 or over must remain in MLC approved accommodation whilst enrolled at MLC. Should the Principal’s delegate change, MLC will advise families accordingly.
Accommodation Arrangements. 1. In accordance with the Code of Practice and Guidelines (revised September 2003) the International Students’ Office of Long Bay College upon or before enrolment will determine and verify which category of accommodation the student will live in regardless of age, i.e., • Parent. • Designated Caregiver. • Homestay (whether arranged by the College or the parent). • Temporary accommodation arranged by the College for students in short courses of less than three months’ duration. No international student of Long Bay College can live independently, in a boarding establishment or in temporary accommodation arranged by the student. Police vetting will be required of all caregivers and all residents of a household aged 18 or over.
Accommodation Arrangements. 7.1 Room allocations at the Facility are to be arranged and prioritised to prevent the employees unnecessarily having to share a room with a worker who is on the same shift should the facility have the bed space capacity to do so.
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