PaTH Internships Clause Samples

PaTH Internships. 99.1 Subject to this Agreement, including any Guidelines, the Provider may arrange (but not provide, purchase or broker) a PaTH Internship for a Participant who is eligible to participate in, and elects to participate in, a PaTH Internship. 99.2 The Provider must ensure that each PaTH Internship that it arranges: is for a duration of no less than four weeks and no more than 12 weeks; and involves participation by the relevant Participant of between 30 and 50 hours per fortnight. 99.3 Where the Provider places a Participant into a PaTH Internship, the Provider must, prior to the Participant starting that PaTH Internship, and in accordance with any Guidelines, ensure that: the Provider has conducted and finalised a risk assessment, and taken necessary actions to mitigate identified risks; the Provider creates the relevant PaTH Internship Agreement in the Department’s IT Systems; the Participant, the Activity Host Organisation and the Provider have signed the relevant PaTH Internship Agreement; and the Provider has updated the Participant's Job Plan to include details of the PaTH Internship. 99.4 The Provider must promote, deal with enquiries, manage and report on PaTH Internships, in accordance with any Guidelines. 99.5 If the Provider becomes aware that any Activity Host Organisation has breached a PaTH Internship Agreement, the Provider must immediately Notify the Department and provide information about the relevant breach as required by the Department.
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PaTH Internships. ‌ 99.1 Subject to this Agreement, including any Guidelines, the Provider may arrange (but not provide, purchase or broker) a PaTH Internship for a Participant who is eligible to participate in, and elects to participate in, a PaTH Internship.
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