Common use of External Studies Clause in Contracts

External Studies. Employees may enrol, subject to approval by the Employer, as external students in courses of study leading to a first or further qualification other than a higher degree. These courses may be taken through a university. Such a course does not usually require the student to attend lectures during the course year or semester, but usually does require compulsory attendance at a residential school at least once during each year or semester. Study time is to be granted on the basis of five days per subject per year, or two and a half days per subject per semester, and it is to be made available to the Employee to attend the school or schools held. This leave is in substitution for, and not additional to, leave which might otherwise be granted on a weekly basis. Students attending residential schools do not receive any allowance for travelling accommodation or incidental costs.

External Studies. a) Employees may enrol, subject to approval by the Employer, as external students in courses of study leading to a first or further qualification other than a higher degree. These courses may be taken through a university. . b) Such a course does not usually require the student to attend lectures during the course year or semester, but usually does require compulsory attendance at a residential school at least once during each year or semester. . c) Study time is to be granted on the basis of five days per subject per year, or two and a half days per subject per semester, and it is to be made available to the Employee to attend the school or schools held. This leave is in substitution for, and not additional to, leave which might otherwise be granted on a weekly basis. . d) Students attending residential schools do not receive any allowance for travelling accommodation or incidental costs.