Common use of Your Commitment Clause in Contracts

Your Commitment. 7.1 Work submitted will be wholly your own. NEC will take action against any student who intentionally passes off the work of others as their own. Where plagiarism is found to have occurred we reserve the right to issue a written warning or to withdraw support immediately, in line with our published anti-plagiarism policy and the guidelines of awarding organisations. 7.2 If your course includes an external assessment (e.g. an exam or coursework), You must follow the procedures laid down in your course materials regarding deadlines, number of prior assignments, word length and format of work. You must also keep hard copies of all the work You have produced and the assignments You have submitted. This will protect You if your work is lost in the post, or as a result of computer failure. 7.3 For GCSE, IGCSE, AS and A level courses, it is essential that You obtain the correct specification for your course code from the awarding body. NEC is not responsible for any changes made to a specification by an awarding body. It is your responsibility to check the specification regularly for updates. 7.4 If your course includes an NEA (non-examination assessment), for example, A level English Literature, English Language and History), NEC will have to make your exam entry. However if You choose not to use NEC’s partnership exam centres, NEC may advise You on booking exams but You are responsible for making your exam entry, checking you are entered for the correct exam and for all costs associated with that. 7.5 If You take an examination at a centre other than an NEC partnership exam centre, You will advise NEC of your results.

Your Commitment. 7.1 Work submitted will be wholly your own. NEC will take action against any student who intentionally passes off off the work of others as their own. Where plagiarism is found to have occurred we reserve the right to issue a written warning or to withdraw support immediately, in line with our published anti-plagiarism policy and the guidelines of awarding organisations. 7.2 If your course includes an external assessment (e.g. an exam or coursework), You must follow the procedures laid down in your course materials regarding deadlines, number of prior assignments, word length and format of work. You must also keep hard copies of all the work You have produced and the assignments You have submitted. This will protect You if your work is lost in the post, or as a result of computer failure. 7.3 For GCSE, IGCSE, AS and A level courses, it is essential that You obtain the correct specification specification for your course code from the awarding body. NEC is not responsible for any changes made to a specification specification by an awarding body. It is your responsibility to check the specification specification regularly for updates. 7.4 If your course includes an NEA (non-examination assessment), for example, A level English Literature, English Language and History), NEC will have to make your exam entry. However if You choose not to use NEC’s partnership exam centres, NEC may advise You on booking exams but You are responsible for making your exam entry, checking you are entered for the correct exam and for all costs associated with that. 7.5 If You take an examination at a centre other than an NEC partnership exam centre, You will advise NEC of your results.

Your Commitment. 7.1 Work submitted will be wholly your own. NEC will take action against any student who intentionally passes off off the work of others as their own. Where plagiarism is found to have occurred we reserve the right to issue a written warning or to withdraw support immediately, in line with our published anti-plagiarism policy and the guidelines of awarding organisations. 7.2 If your course includes an external assessment (e.g. an exam or coursework), You must follow the procedures laid down in your course materials regarding deadlines, number of prior assignments, word length and format of work. You must also keep hard copies of all the work You have produced and the assignments You have submitted. This will protect You if your work is lost in the post, or as a result of computer failure. 7.3 For GCSE, IGCSE, AS IGCSE and A level courses, it is essential that You obtain the correct specification specification for your course code from the awarding body. NEC is not responsible for any changes made to a specification specification by an awarding body. It is your responsibility to check the specification specification regularly for updates. 7.4 If your course includes requires an NEA (examination or non-examination assessment), for example, A level English Literature, English Language assessment and History), NEC will have to make your exam entry. However if You choose not to use NEC’s partnership exam centres, NEC may advise You on booking exams but You are responsible for making your exam entry, checking you are entered for the correct exam and for all costs associated with that. 7.5 If You take an examination at a centre other than an NEC partnership exam centre, You will advise NEC of your results.