Diploma. A course at a higher education or vocational educational and training institution, typically equivalent to two years’ full-time post-Year 12 study.
Diploma. Employees shall be reimbursed the cost of receiving a GED upon successfully completing the course and receiving the diploma from an accredited institution as per the U.S. Department of Education (USDOE) or Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). Note: Prior to beginning a designed program, employees should contact the Human Resource Services Division to confirm that the program is fully accredited and to verify that the employee will be eligible for reimbursement.
Diploma. Each of the two institutions will issue its own diploma. It shall be clear from the diploma and/or from a supplement that this is a cotutelle degree.
Diploma. Upon completing the 4CITIES master, and provided the Student has passed all exams and fulfilled all academic requirements, he/she will be rewarded: - for students of the Classical Track:
Diploma. A diploma is awarded to the Student who has successfully completed the course of study and fulfilled all monetary obligations to the School. The School reserves the right to terminate the Student or withhold the certificate for unsatisfactory attendance, unsatisfactory progress, and/or failure to comply with School rules or for nonpayment of monetary obligations to the School. PADI FEES: The following fees are included for the student who has enrolled in the PHASE I, II, or III fully inclusive education packages. If Student is required to complete the Assistant Instructor course during Phase II, the AI fee is not included. Also not included in course costs are any e- learning courses, required or elective. $89.50 Divemaster Application Fee $86.50 Emergency First Response/ Care for Children Instructor $132 IDC/OWSI Application Fee $51 Application Fee per Instructor Specialty $525 Instructor Examination Fee $95 IDC Staff Instructor Application Fee $70 Assistant Instructor Application Fee $35 XXX Instructor Application Fee REFUND POLICY Should a Student/applicant cancel his/her enrollment or be terminated by the School for any reason, all refunds will be made according to the following schedule:
Diploma. In order to graduate from San Joaquin County SELPA districts’ high schools, students must complete specified state and local graduation requirements. Local school districts have the authority and responsibility for establishing high school graduation requirements. These requirements vary among school districts. However, California Education Code Section 51225.3 specifies that students must pass a minimum set of required courses and an exit examination. These requirements should be viewed as minimums and support for the regulations specified by the local school boards. High school students interested in attending a California public university after graduation must have completed the required freshman admission course requirements while in high school. Certificate of Completion/Educational Achievement In accordance with education code, a local educational agency/district may award an individual with exceptional needs a certificate or document of educational achievement or completion if any of the following requirements are met:
Diploma. The Student completing training at the Academy will receive a diploma upon the successful completion of 750 hours of training, completion of required work, and having received an 90% average in attendance and 75% grade point average while at the Academy. While the Academy may change the required projects to meet the needs of the Student’s training, such changes may not affect the Student retroactively.
Diploma. The University of Valencia, as the Coordinating Institution of the Consortium, issues a Joint Diploma on behalf of the universities of Barcelona, Bologna, Coimbra, and Valencia. Students also receive a Joint Diploma Supplement reporting specific information about the program and the activities fulfilled by the student. In addition, the University of Bologna issues a national diploma to WOP-P Master students who stay at the University of Bologna for at least one term (30 ECTS) and will validate the joint diploma issued by the University of Valencia to all WOP-P Master students who request it according to the procedure. Rules concerning student’s compulsory attendance, active participation, permissions, penalties, calendar and holidays As per what stated in their motivation letter, students are expected to be strongly motivated to achieve the Master’s objectives. Thus, they are expected to deliver excellent academic performance, acquire rigorous and up-to-date scientific knowledge, and show positive attitudes towards work studies, research and professional practice in the field. Objectives achievement is sought in cooperation with fellow students and teaching staff. Teaching staff will stimulate and support intrinsic motivation, providing opportunities for meeting tutors and interacting with students, as well as offering feedback. In the event that the student encounter any difficulty hindering their motivation to achieve these goals, they are expected to openly discuss it with their local institution coordinator to find ways to improve the situation. Scape or avoidance, in general terms, will not be considered acceptable coping strategies. • Attendance is mandatory for all students. It cannot be replaced by virtual activities. It is one of the requirements for the joint diploma delivery, except in cases of force majeure. • Each term consists of about 18 attending weeks. Weekends are obviously not included. Holidays will be established by the university the student is attending at the time. • Students can apply for a leave of absence (e.g., to travel to collect data, or due to medical problems). Students must notify the university partner coordinator by email, sending a copy (CC) to the Master’s coordinator (xxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx-xxx@xx.xx), before buying the plane ticket. • Failure to fulfil the Master's activities without any acceptable reasons will carry penalties. Teachers may consider active participation in the Master's activities when assessing the student...
Diploma. Upon successful defence of the dissertation, the doctoral candidate receives a diploma of the institution where the defence has taken place. On the diploma, reference is made to the cooperation between the partner institutions and the joint nature of the degree. The partner that has issued the Diploma, informs the partner university by sending a defence report to the Xxxxxx’x office. [Optional addition: After the public defence, within three Months, the partner institution issues a diploma on which reference is made of the cooperation between the partner institutions and the joint nature of the degree.]
Diploma. 12.1 Based on the double degree PhD programme SDU and X will each issue a PhD diploma to the PhD Candidate.
