COURSE TIMETABLE Clause Samples

COURSE TIMETABLE. The timetable for London courses for each term will be confirmed one week before the term start date and classes can be scheduled between 9am – 10pm. If a student has specific timetable requests, they should notify the school as soon as possible and we will make arrangements to accommodate this where practicable, however no guarantees can be made to accommodate a student’s timetable request and students on full time courses will be expected to attend the schedule they are provided. Please note that it is not possible to make amendments to a schedule once a term starts including ad hoc changes. Online students can study course notes made available each week at their own pace but will be expected to attend live masterclasses and 1-2-1 sessions where possible. Point Blank reserves the right to change the contents of the courses to enhance the quality of instruction and ensure courses remain in line with industry needs, or based upon the analysis of student feedback and performance data. In this instance, the student will be given notice as soon as possible. In the unlikely event that Point Blank cannot provide a similar course, a refund may be provided for future modules which have yet to be studied. Point Blank also reserves the right to change the order in which modules are delivered for scheduling or other purposes, however any such changes will not affect the progression of the student between levels. If a student does not attend their first class and has not notified the school, or the student has outstanding termly fees, Point Blank reserves the right to change the student’s timetable if there is high demand for such class.
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