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LEAVE OF ABSENCE/EXTENDED LEAVE OF ABSENCE POLICY

Policy:
Students of EDUWEB College must establish a record of participation in academically related activities including:
• Attending online classes at least five hours each week
• Physically attending a class whenever one arises
• Completing and submitting assignments on time
• Participating in tutorials and discussions about academic matters
• Initiating contact with staff members/ lecturers

However, if a situation such as an illness which requires short term leave from the course should occur then the student must report the issue to their Lecturer as well as the college’s Academic Support team. They will discuss alternatives with you regarding the next steps to take for course completion.

Where an extended leave from the course is required, there may be a failure to submit assignments, post to discussion forums, communicate with lecturer(s) etc. This could affect the student’s final grade. The student must report the issue to their Lecturer as well as the college’s Academic Support team. They will discuss alternatives with you regarding the next steps to take for course completion.

Dropping or Cancelling a Class
For the purposes of this policy, “parent” means the biological parent, legal guardian, adoptive parent and any other person who is responsible for the learner’s education and who has the authority to apply for admission to the College.

Policy:
Students can elect to drop or discontinue a course / programme at any time. When you drop or cancel a course/programme you will be removed from the class and can no longer access the materials, content, discussion groups etc. Some fees may still be applicable and the student will be liable for them. In some situations, a refund may be available. Students can view the Refund policy on the eduwebcollege.com website.

The student must report this issue to their Lecturer as well as the college’s Academic Support team. They, in turn, would have to update their records and may have to report the issue to the relevant government ministry or the student’s parent or employer.

If a student accidentally drops a course, the student must report the issue to their Lecturer as well as the college’s Academic Support team. They will discuss alternatives with you regarding the next steps to take for course completion.

Effective January 1st, 2019

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