Common Contracts
6 similar null contracts
Union School of Theology Student Contract AgreementAugust 16th, 2023
For students to get the best out of their time at the Union School of Theology, we must recognise that we owe obligations to each other. Our obligations require us to deliver and support your individual programme of study, and we want your experience with us to be positive and enriching. At the same time, we have to balance the interests and entitlements of many other students and our obligations as a charity to manage finite resources efficiently. Your obligations include pursuing your studies diligently, treating fellow students and staff with respect and abiding by the School’s policies and procedures. The purpose of this document is to set out clearly and in detail what your and our obligations are. When you accept the offer of a place at the Union School of Theology, confirmed by signing the registration form relevant to your programme of study. A legal contract will come into existence between you and the School. The terms and conditions of the contract are as set out below and y
Union School of Theology Student Contract AgreementJanuary 11th, 2021
For students to get the best out of their time at the Union School of Theology, we must recognise that we owe obligations to each other. Our obligations require us to deliver and support your individual programme of study, and we want your experience with us to be positive and enriching. At the same time, we have to balance the interests and entitlements of many other students and our obligations as a charity to manage finite resources efficiently. Your obligations include pursuing your studies diligently, treating fellow students and staff with respect and abiding by the School’s policies and procedures. The purpose of this document is to set out clearly and in detail what your and our obligations are. When you accept the offer of a place at the Union School of Theology, confirmed by signing the enrolment form (found in appendix A) a legal contract will come into existence between you and the School. The terms and conditions of the contract are as set out below and your acceptance of
Union School of Theology Student Contract AgreementDecember 1st, 2020
For students to get the best out of their time at the Union School of Theology, we must recognise that we owe obligations to each other. Our obligations require us to deliver and support your individual programme of study, and we want your experience with us to be positive and enriching. At the same time, we have to balance the interests and entitlements of many other students and our obligations as a charity to manage finite resources efficiently. Your obligations include pursuing your studies diligently, treating fellow students and staff with respect and abiding by the School’s policies and procedures. The purpose of this document is to set out clearly and in detail what your and our obligations are. When you accept the offer of a place at the Union School of Theology, confirmed by signing the enrolment form (found in appendix A) a legal contract will come into existence between you and the School. The terms and conditions of the contract are as set out below and your acceptance of
Union School of Theology Student Contract AgreementJuly 29th, 2020
For students to get the best out of their time at the Union School of Theology, we must recognise that we owe obligations to each other. Our obligations require us to deliver and
Union School of Theology Student Contract AgreementFebruary 13th, 2020
this document is to set out clearly and in detail what your and our obligations are. When you accept the offer of a place at the Union School of Theology, confirmed by signing the enrolment form (found in appendix A) a legal contract will come into existence between you and the School. The terms and conditions of the contract are as set out below and your acceptance of a place is expressly subject to them.
Union School of Theology Student Contract AgreementAugust 22nd, 2018
For students to get the best out of their time at the Union School of Theology, we must recognise that we owe obligations to each other. Our obligations require us to deliver and
