Education Training Program Plan/Implementation Sample Clauses

Education Training Program Plan/Implementation. The University shall be responsible for the planning and execution of its Students’ educational training experience. The University shall submit to the Facility, at least thirty (30) days prior to commencement of the Program, a description of the types of training experiences needed by its Students, the dates during which such experiences will be needed, the number of Students expected to participate in the Program, and the names, professional credentials, and evidence of current licensure of Faculty who will supervise the Students. The University shall inform the Facility as soon as practicable of any changes in information previously provided to the Facility regarding the Program.
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Education Training Program Plan/Implementation. (a) The Institution shall be responsible for the planning, implementation and execution of its Students’ educational training experience. (b) The Institution shall submit to the Facility, at least thirty (30) days prior to commencement of the Program, a description of the types of training experiences needed by the Students, the dates during which such experiences will be needed, the number of Students expected to participate in the Program, and the names, professional credentials, and evidence of current licensure (if applicable) of the Institution’s faculty personnel (hereinafter the “Faculty”) who will supervise Students enrolled in Programs that require Faculty supervision on the premises of the Facility. (c) The Institution shall inform the Facility as soon as practicable of any changes in information previously provided to the Facility regarding the Program.
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Education Training Program Plan/Implementation. The Institution shall be responsible for the planning, implementation and execution of its Students’ educational training experience. The Institution shall submit to the Facility, at least thirty (30) days prior to commencement of the Program, a description of the types of training experiences needed by the Students, the dates during which such experiences will be needed, the number of Students expected to participate in the Program, and the names, professional credentials, and evidence of current licensure (if applicable) of the Institution’s faculty personnel (hereinafter the “Faculty”) who will supervise Students enrolled in Programs that require Faculty supervision on the premises of the Facility. The Institution shall inform the Facility as soon as practicable of any changes in information previously provided to the Facility regarding the Program.
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