Changes to Courses Clause Samples

The "Changes to Courses" clause defines the provider's right to modify, update, or cancel courses as necessary. In practice, this clause allows the institution to alter course content, schedules, instructors, or delivery methods, often in response to unforeseen circumstances or to improve educational quality. Its core function is to give the provider flexibility to adapt offerings while managing student expectations and minimizing potential disputes over course alterations.
Changes to Courses. 1There may be circumstances when Heartwood needs to change the venue where a Course is offered. We reserve the right to change such venue at our discretion. No refunds will be given in such circumstances.
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Changes to Courses. 7.1 University Centre Colchester will endeavour at all times to keep any changes to courses to a minimum and to keep you informed appropriately. However, some changes, for example to courses, facilities or fees may become necessary due to legitimate academic, staffing, financial and regulatory reasons. 7.2 If we are proposing to make changes to the course you are studying which are “substantial”, we will invite your views on the proposed changes before we decide whether or not to proceed. After seeking your views, and considering any response together with those of other affected students we will decide whether or not to proceed as proposed, or to proceed with a modified proposal. 7.3 However, we will only make “substantial” changes to your course in the circumstances set out below. Substantial changes are changes which involve: i. A decision to close or discontinue a course; ii. A decision to discontinue or add a core or compulsory module; iii. A decision to make significant changes to the physical location where courses are taught; iv. A decision to make significant changes to the method by which a course is taught or assessed; v. A decision to merge two or more courses or similar major restructuring of a degree programme. 7.4 We might be obliged to make such changes for reasons outside our control, for example: i. Where the government or regulatory body (for example a processional body which makes regulations governing the eligibility of graduates to enter a profession) introduces new requirements or otherwise obliges us to implement changes; ii. Where the government, funding council or other public body that provides funding changes the funding available to your course or the department providing your course, making the continuation of the course unviable. 7.5 If it becomes necessary for the reasons set out at paragraph 7.4 to make substantial changes at any stage before or during your studies, you will be informed by email. 7.6 The printed prospectus is accurate at the time of publication. Any changes to the printed prospectus will be made to the online version and applicants are strongly advised to consult this prior to application. Information is available on the UCC website. 7.7 If you are an applicant to a course you will be notified immediately of any substantial change likely to have a bearing on your application. If a Course is substantially varied from the Prospectus description for reason other than circumstances beyond the University Centre ...
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Changes to Courses. 9.6.1. If we reasonably consider it to be necessary, we may make reasonable changes to the content, syllabus, mode of delivery and/or timetable of courses set out in the prospectus and course summary document which: a) are not material to the overall learning outcomes of the course (for example, moving the timing of a particular module or project within the year, or a change in the staff delivering the module or project); b) will benefit your or other students’ training (for example, enabling you or other students to benefit from additional classes with visiting professionals); c) are caused by matters outside our control (as set out in condition 9.9); and/or d) are in order to comply with changes in the law and/or the instructions of our regulators (such as the Office for Students), a validating university, and/or professional body. 9.6.2. We may discontinue, suspend and/or not provide courses if there are insufficient numbers of student enrolments to make a course viable and/or for any reason outside our control (as set out in condition 9.9). 9.6.3. Where changes are to be made to courses which are not significant, we will, following suitable consultation with affected students, take all reasonable steps to notify you at the earliest opportunity and to minimise any disruption to your studies (if you are affected by the change). 9.6.4. If we sponsor you under a student visa and course changes may have an impact on your sponsorship, we will provide you with further information. If you then wish to change your course, you should speak to us before taking any action. 9.6.5. We are committed to providing appropriately qualified staff to teach our programmes, but we cannot commit to ensuring that any individual will teach on any given programme. Where these members of staff leave RADA, take leave or are otherwise become unavailable to teach then they will be replaced by either existing or new staff appointed by us.
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Changes to Courses. ONS may from time to time modify, redesign, or sunset a Course. If the Customer receives a notice from ONS about a modification, redesign, or sunsetting of a Course, the Customer will be given one or more options as applicable with respect to the Course and will have 30 days to select an option and notify ONS at ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇.▇▇▇; absent a selection from the Customer, the Customer will receive the modified or redesigned Course, or in the case of a Course that is sunset, the Customer will have access to the Course for the period described in the notice. If applicable, ONS will automatically apply any credit to which the Customer may be entitled as a result of any modification, redesign, or sunsetting of a Course, but no refunds will be given.
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Changes to Courses a. The School of Professional Studies reserves the right to change any part of a published course; if this is caused by circumstances beyond our control. The School of Professional Studies reserves the right to cancel or reschedule any course and will advise the Client as soon as the change is known. The School of Professional Studies will use all reasonable endeavours to avoid changes of this nature. For any courses that are rescheduled due to unforeseen circumstances (such as trainer sickness/ low course attendance), every endeavour will be made to provide a replacement trainer or to reschedule the course and we will offer Clients a variety of options to pursue their training programme; however, should the offered alternative not be an acceptable option for the Client, a full refund will be issued. b. Contents of course timetables are intended for general guidance only and serve as an advisory purpose only. Any typographical errors including pricing or omission in any website, sales literature, administrative documentation, course materials, or other documents are subject to change without any liability on the part of The School of Professional Studies. c. The course information, including the course, date, and venue, pre- coursework, maps and directions, will be advised upon the receipt of payment, in the form of joining instructions. The School of Professional Studies reserves the right to change the venue, for circumstances that are beyond our control, and will advise the Client as soon as the change is known. The School of Professional Studies cannot be held liable for out of pocket expenses due to cancellations or alterations to the course venue, that are out of our control. d. For all Residential training courses, we will make best endeavours to ensure your accommodation is at the same location as the training course, however, this might not always be possible. In this instance, we will source your hotel accommodation as close to the training course venue as possible, usually within walking distance.
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Changes to Courses. 15.1. All Courses are intended to be offered at Heartwood’s place of business located at Dartington Space, Dartington Hall, Totnes, Devon TQ9 6EN. However, there may be circumstances when Heartwood needs to change the venue where a Course is offered. We reserve the right to change such venue at our discretion. No refunds will be given in such circumstances.
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