Education Advisor Sample Clauses

The Education Advisor clause designates an individual or entity responsible for providing guidance and expertise on educational matters within the context of the agreement. This advisor may assist in curriculum development, compliance with educational standards, or the implementation of training programs, depending on the needs of the parties involved. The core function of this clause is to ensure that educational components are managed by a qualified party, thereby enhancing the quality and effectiveness of educational initiatives and reducing the risk of non-compliance or substandard outcomes.
Education Advisor. Employees in these positions are designated to be part of the faculty bargaining component.
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Education Advisor. Employees in these positions are designated to be part of the faculty bargaining component. Employer: The Board of Governors of the University of the Fraser Valley.
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Education Advisor. Employees in these positions are designated to be part of the faculty bargaining component. Employer: University College of the Fraser Valley Board (UCFV Board).
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