Common use of Community Education Clause in Contracts

Community Education. A community education course is defined as any course offered by the College at its sole option, without the need for approval by the B.C. Ministry of Advanced Education, Training and Technology. Such courses are offered on a cost recovery basis, with separate pay scales for instruction. Such work is not covered by this Collective Agreement. At the request of the Union, the Employer and Union shall meet to determine whether specific courses rightfully belong to community education. Faculty may teach community education courses, provided this does not conflict with a normal teaching assignment. Faculty will not be assigned community education courses as part of a teaching assignment except by mutual agreement, and shall retain the normal salaries and benefits set out in this Agreement.

Community Education. ‌ A community education course is defined as any course offered by the College at its sole option, without the need for approval by the B.C. Ministry of Advanced Education, Training and Technology. Such courses are offered on a cost recovery basis, with separate pay scales for instruction. Such work is not covered by this Collective Agreement. At the request of the Union, the Employer and Union shall meet to determine whether specific courses rightfully belong to community education. Faculty may teach community education courses, provided this does not conflict with a normal teaching assignment. Faculty will not be assigned community education courses as part of a teaching assignment except by mutual agreement, and shall retain the normal salaries and benefits set out in this Agreement.

Community Education. A community education course is defined as any course offered by the College at its sole option, without the need for approval by the B.C. Ministry of Advanced Education, Training and Technology. Such courses are offered on a cost recovery basis, with separate pay scales for instruction. Such work is not covered by this Collective Agreement. At the request of the Union, the Employer and Union shall meet to determine whether specific courses rightfully belong to community education. Faculty Instructors may teach community education courses, provided this does not conflict with a normal teaching assignment. Faculty Instructors will not be assigned community education courses as part of a teaching assignment except by mutual agreement, and shall retain the normal salaries and benefits set out in this Agreement.