Common use of DECLARATION OF INTENT Clause in Contracts

DECLARATION OF INTENT. First Coast Technical College’s mission is to provide career, technical, and adult education to meet the changing needs of students, businesses, and the workforce. We expect that our students will attain certification and/or licensure appropriate for their field. However, there are times when students enroll in our career courses for reasons other than certification and/or employment. In that case, students must declare his or her intent to enroll for personal reasons, waiving their commitment to attain certification and/or licensure. Student conduct and discipline is based on School Board rules, which adhere to Florida Law, Chapter 1006.07(2) F.S., Code of Student Conduct. Students are required to read and understand the rules and responsibilities as stated in the FCTC Student Handbook and the Dental Assisting Program Training Contract Agreement. Students who feel their rights have been denied are entitled to due process. Please refer to the Due Process and Grievance Procedure in the Student Handbook.

DECLARATION OF INTENT. First Coast Technical College’s mission is to provide career, technical, and adult education to meet the changing needs of students, businesses, and the workforce. We expect that our students will attain certification and/or licensure appropriate for their field. However, there are times when students enroll in our career courses for reasons other than certification and/or employment. In that case, students must declare his or her intent to enroll for personal reasons, waiving their commitment to attain certification and/or licensure. Student conduct and discipline is based on School Board rules, which adhere to Florida Law, Chapter 1006.07(2) F.S., Code of Student Conduct. Students are required to read and understand the rules and responsibilities as stated in the FCTC Student Handbook and the Dental Medical Assisting Program Training Contract Agreement. Students who feel their rights have been denied are entitled to due process. Please refer to the Due Process and Grievance Procedure in the Student Handbook.

DECLARATION OF INTENT. First Coast Technical College’s mission is to provide career, technical, and adult education to meet the changing needs of students, businesses, and the workforce. We expect that our students will attain certification and/or licensure appropriate for their field. However, there are times when students enroll in our career courses for reasons other than certification and/or employment. In that case, students must declare his or her intent to enroll for personal reasons, waiving their commitment to attain certification and/or licensure. Student conduct and discipline is based on School Board rules, which adhere to Florida Law, Chapter 1006.07(2) F.S., Code of Student Conduct. Students are required to read and understand the rules and responsibilities as stated in the FCTC Student Handbook and the Dental Assisting Cosmetology Program Training Contract Agreement. Students who feel their rights have been denied are entitled to due process. Please refer to the Due Process and Grievance Procedure in the Student Handbook.

DECLARATION OF INTENT. First Coast Technical College’s mission is to provide career, technical, and adult education to meet the changing needs of students, businesses, and the workforce. We expect that our students will attain certification and/or licensure appropriate for their field. However, there are times when students enroll in our career courses for reasons other than certification and/or employment. In that case, students must declare his or her intent to enroll for personal reasons, waiving their commitment to attain certification and/or licensure. Student conduct and discipline is based on School Board rules, which adhere to Florida Law, Chapter 1006.07(2) F.S., Code of Student Conduct. Students are required to read and understand the rules and responsibilities as stated in the FCTC Student Handbook and the Dental Assisting Facials Specialty Program Training Contract Agreement. Students who feel their rights have been denied are entitled to due process. Please refer to the Due Process and Grievance Procedure in the Student Handbook.