Code Of Practice

 

Educational standards

H.S.A./I.C.C.M. will ensure that policies and management practices are adopted which maintain the best professional standards in the marketing and delivery of educational services and which safeguard the educational interests and welfare of students. Courses offered by Health Schools Australia comply with current Government legislation regarding accreditation.

Marketing

H.S.A./I.C.C.M. will market their educational programmes with integrity, accuracy and professionalism.

Course information

H.S.A./I.C.C.M. will provide sufficient, relevant and accurate information to students which sets out the details of the course content as well as total costs/fees to students, hours etc. The objective assessment procedures, arrangements for recognition of prior learning and competencies to be achieved by the student is clearly stated.

Recruitment

Recruitment of students is conducted at all times in an ethical and responsible manner. Recruitment will rest on an assessment by H.S.A./I.C.C.M. of the extent to which the stated competency standards and outcomes of the course are likely to be achieved by the applicant given his/her qualifications, proficiencies and aspirations.

Guarantee

H.S.A./I.C.C.M. will honour all guarantees outlined in this document.

International Students

Registered training providers offering courses to international students will be bound to the Education Services for Overseas Students (Registration of Providers Financial Regulations) Act 1991.

Sanctions

Registered training providers who do not meet the obligations of this code or supporting regulatory requirements, where applicable, may have their registrations as training providers withdrawn.

Stephen Eddey
M.H.Sc.;B.H.Sc. (Comp.Med);Dip.App.Sc.(Nat); Ass.Dip.App.Sc. (Chem)., N.D.
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