Course of instruction definition

Course of instruction means a series of classroom or cor- respondence courses having a unified purpose which lead to a diploma or degree or to an occupational or vocational objective.

Course of instruction means the training programs and/or training packages approved from time to time by the State Training Council or its successor including the minimum training requirements.

Course of instruction means a unit of academic instruction which includes a series of lessons or meetings designed to meet specific educational goals.

Course of instruction means the Certificate III in Residential Aged Care and shall include the minimum training requirements. The term also means any other Course of Instruction approved by the State Training Council that replaces Certificate III in Residential Aged Care.

Course of instruction means the training programs approved from time to time by the Training Recognition Council including the minimum training requirements for each AQTF level. Trainees undertaking a course of instruction shall be entitled to an AQTF level 4 outcome.

Course of instruction means a postsecondary educational program that a school offers through in-person instruction, distance delivery, correspondence study methods, or any combination thereof.

Course of instruction means the complete body of prescribed subjects or studies to prepare students for admission to an examination for licensure in the limited branch of medicine.

Course of instruction means a course of instruction in the law of Jersey set by an approved person or body.5

Course of instruction means any course (whether full-time, part-time or by distance learning) leading to a degree, certificate of higher education, diploma of higher education or other award and includes training for any trade, profession or vocation.