Instructor Qualifications Review for Type A Courses Sample Clauses

Instructor Qualifications Review for Type A Courses. For a new Type A Course Request, the District Liaison will include with the Course Request Form the Instructor Qualifications Review Form identifying the proposed Instructor and demonstrating how the Instructor meets the DCQA Qualifications Requirements (“Instructor Qualifications Documentation”). The College Liaison will review the Instructor Qualifications Documentation and will respond to the District Liaison with preliminary approval or disapproval within fourteen (14) days. 1. If preliminarily approved: a. The College Liaison will indicate preliminary approval on the Course Request Form pending receipt of the Instructor’s official college transcripts; b. If known by the College, the College will identify the College Course Contract; and c. The District Liaison will provide the official transcripts of the Instructor and contact the College Liaison to commence Course Planning and Documentation in accordance with Section III of this Exhibit. 2. If disapproved, the College Liaison Team will identify the basis for disapproval in writing on the Instructor Qualifications Review Form and submit the written rationale to the District Liaison. The rationale must specifically indicate the basis for why the proposed Instructor does not meet the DCQA Qualifications Requirements, or another legitimate basis for why the College is unable to approve the proposed Instructor for the course. The College cannot require an Instructor to exceed the DCQA Qualifications Requirements. Thereafter, the District Liaison may request an in-person or teleconference meeting to discuss the disapproval among the applicable College Xxxx, the Liaisons, and the District Superintendent (or designee). The College will participate in such a meeting if requested. Further, upon disapproval, and with or without requesting a meeting to discuss, the District may pursue an alternative provider for that course in accordance with Section V of this Exhibit. 3. The District must submit a new Instructor Qualifications Review Form subject to the review and approval process set forth in this Section any time the District proposes a new Instructor assignment for an approved course.
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