Common use of Fitness to Practise Clause in Contracts

Fitness to Practise. penalties: The Fitness to Practise Panel may refer a matter to a professional body. The professional body may investigate under its own procedures and impose its own penalties. The Fitness to Practise Panel will consider this when considering penalties. See paragraph 28 (Financial arrangements on withdrawal, suspension or other interruption) for more information about fees, refunds and access to funding if you are withdrawn or suspended. See the Fitness to Practise Procedure for more information. For example, penalties may include: • Written warnings, which will remain on your record for a period of time and can be revived if there is a further incident • Suspension from your course for a period of time • A requirement to resubmit work, re-sit an examination or repeat a unit, or repeat a level • A mark of 0%, or a capped mark for the relevant item, or for a whole unit or level • Withdrawing you from your course, in some cases without credit. We will inform the relevant professional body about the outcome of the Fitness to Practise Panel, unless the matter is dismissed. We may disclose the issue and the outcome in references that we give to prospective employers. See paragraph 28 (Financial arrangements on withdrawal, suspension or other interruption) for more information about fees, refunds and access to funding if you are withdrawn or suspended. If you are on an NHS professional course and in receipt of an NHS bursary, you will need to notify the NHS Student Services Office, see paragraph 28.2.

Fitness to Practise. penalties: The Fitness to Practise Panel may refer a matter to a professional body. The professional body may investigate under its own procedures and impose its own penalties. The Fitness to Practise Panel will consider this when considering penalties. See paragraph 28 (Financial arrangements on withdrawal, suspension or other interruption) for more information about fees, refunds and access to funding if you if you are withdrawn or suspended. See the Fitness to Practise Practise: Procedure for more information. For example, penalties may include: • Written warnings, which will remain on your record for a period of time and can be revived if there is a further incident • Suspension from your course for a period of time time; • A requirement to resubmit work, re-sit an examination or repeat a unit, or repeat a level • A mark of 0%, or a capped mark for the relevant item, or for a whole unit or level • Withdrawing you from your course, in some cases without credit. We will inform the relevant professional body about the outcome of the Fitness to Practise Panel, unless the matter is dismissed. We may disclose the issue and the outcome in references that we give to prospective employers. See paragraph 28 (Financial arrangements on withdrawal, suspension or other interruption) for more information about fees, refunds and access to funding if you are withdrawn or suspended. If you are on an NHS professional course and in receipt of an NHS bursarycourse, you will need to notify the NHS Student Services Bursaries Office, see paragraph 28.2.

Fitness to Practise. penalties: The Fitness to Practise Panel may refer a matter to a professional body. The professional body may investigate under its own procedures and impose its own penalties. The Fitness to Practise Panel will consider this when considering penalties. See paragraph 28 (Financial arrangements on withdrawal, suspension withdrawal or other interruptionsuspension) for more information about fees, refunds and access to funding if you if you are withdrawn or suspended. See the Fitness to Practise Practise: Procedure for more information. For example, penalties may include: • Written warnings, which will remain on your record for a period of time and can be revived if there is a further incident • Suspension from your course for a period of time • A requirement to resubmit work, re-sit an examination or repeat a unit, or repeat a level • A mark of 0%, or a capped mark for the relevant item, or for a whole unit or level • Withdrawing you from your course, in some cases without credit. We will inform the relevant professional body about the outcome of the Fitness to Practise Panel, unless the matter is dismissed. We may disclose the issue and the outcome in references that we give to prospective employers. See paragraph 28 (Financial arrangements on withdrawal, suspension withdrawal or other interruptionsuspension) for more information about fees, refunds and access to funding if you if you are withdrawn or suspended. If you are on an NHS professional course and in receipt of an NHS bursarycourse, you will need to notify the NHS Student Services Bursaries Office, see paragraph 28.228.3.

Fitness to Practise. penalties: The Fitness to Practise Panel may refer a matter to a professional body. The professional body may investigate under its own procedures and impose its own penalties. The Fitness to Practise Panel will consider this when considering penalties. See paragraph 28 (Financial arrangements on withdrawal, suspension or other interruption) for more information about fees, refunds and access to funding if you if you are withdrawn or suspended. See the Fitness to Practise Procedure Practice procedure for more information. For example, penalties may include: • Written warnings, which will remain on your record for a period of time and can be revived if there is a further incident • Suspension from your course for a period of time time; • A requirement to resubmit work, re-sit an examination or repeat a unit, or repeat a level • A mark of 0%, or a capped mark for the relevant item, or for a whole unit or level • Withdrawing you from your course, in some cases without credit. We will inform the relevant professional body about the outcome of the Fitness to Practise Panel, unless the matter is dismissed. We may disclose the issue and the outcome in references that we give to prospective employers. See paragraph 28 (Financial arrangements on withdrawal, suspension or other interruption) for more information about fees, refunds and access to funding if you are withdrawn or suspended. If you are on an NHS professional course and in receipt of an NHS bursary, you will need to notify the NHS Student Services Bursaries Office, see paragraph 28.2.