Contract Training definition

Contract Training means providing a program to a particular employer or entity for a specific length of time, in a specific place, to a specific cohort of students, when all appropriate academic and student services are provided to the cohort, an agreement (memorandum of understanding or contract) is signed with the employer or entity, and the program is not advertised to the general public.

Contract Training means instruction or training provided through a written contract with an independent contractor whose fees and any other charges are entirely paid by a company, trade or professional association, or group of employers to provide the instruction exclusively to bona fide employees of the entity that engaged the contractor. The term applies only when those receiving training are selected by their employer and are not recruited by the contractor.

Examples of Contract Training in a sentence

• Upon receipt of such Notice, Supplier shall (1) cease performance of the Services to the extent specified in the Notice and on the date and time specified, and (2) take such other action as is specified in the Notice or as may be necessary to minimize costs associated with the suspension.

• The refund policy for client contracts is set out in the College’s standard Contract Training Agreements.

• The term “Coordinator” refers to faculty positions within the following areas: Continuing Education, Cooperative Education, Contract Training, and Camosun International.

• Contract Training Courses If the course is cancelled at least 7 days prior to the scheduled date: • If it or a similar course is rescheduled within 12 months of the cancelled date, the deposit will be transferred in full.

• Contract Training describes a type of educational service provided by the College, under written agreement (a contract) to a corporation, company, or limited group.

• Contract Training Classes Faculty members may be granted up to one hundred percent (100%) release time to accept contract training classes consistent with the provisions of Section 16.2.

• Contract Training may also include Building Analyst and IDL from Diversified Energy.

• An exception to the semester maximum may be made if an assignment involves Contract Training.

• No part-time teaching faculty member will be allowed to teach more than 360 contact hours including Contract Training, Credit or Non-Credit Contact.

• No part-time adjunct teaching faculty member will be allowed to teach more than 405 contact hours including Contract Training, Credit or Non-Credit Contact.