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your conduct
As A Student
At Marr Mooditj Training, we want every student to have the opportunity to learn, develop their skills and participate in a safe and respectful environment.
As a Marr Mooditj Training student, you are expected to conduct yourself appropriately and respect the rights of fellow students, staff, visitors and contractors. These expectations apply while attending training at Marr Mooditj Training and while participating in professional experience or work placements.
Behaviour that is disruptive, aggressive, threatening or inappropriate towards other students or staff is not acceptable and, depending on its seriousness, may result in suspension or withdrawal from your course.
what we expect
From Our Students
As a student of Marr Mooditj Training, you are expected to:
Students must also not act directly or indirectly in competition with Marr Mooditj Training or in dealings with others that may be in competition with the organisation.
academic
Integrity
Students are expected to complete their own work honestly.
Plagiarism, collusion and cheating are not acceptable. This includes presenting another person’s work or ideas as your own, working with others in a way intended to deceive an assessor, or acting dishonestly to gain an unfair advantage in an assessment.
Information technology, mobile phones and other electronic devices must not be used to cheat or otherwise contravene Marr Mooditj Training’s requirements during an assessment.
social media
And Technology
Students are expected to use social media and digital technology responsibly.
You must not use social media in a way that involves Marr Mooditj Training and could damage the organisation’s reputation or its relationships with professional experience and work placement providers.
Students wearing a Marr Mooditj Training uniform or identifying themselves as a Marr Mooditj Training student must not post on social media in circumstances that may bring Marr Mooditj Training into disrepute or damage relationships with placement providers. Breaching this requirement may result in immediate withdrawal from your course.
Mobile phone cameras must also never be used in a way that violates another person’s privacy.
Some behaviours are considered serious enough to result in a student being asked to leave the premises and potentially being withdrawn from their course immediately.
This includes physical violence or threats of physical violence, verbal abuse, bullying or harassment, displaying or forwarding pornography, stealing, vandalism, damaging property, possessing, using or distributing illicit drugs, alcohol or drug use on campus, attending training while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs or alcohol, breaching client or patient confidentiality, serious misuse of technology, or using social media in a way that damages Marr Mooditj Training’s reputation.
Where Marr Mooditj Training believes an unlawful offence has occurred, the matter may be referred immediately to the appropriate authority and the person involved will be asked to leave the premises.
Inappropriate or disruptive behaviour may also result in immediate temporary suspension or expulsion without prior verbal or written warnings. The length of any temporary suspension is determined by the CEO.
HOW INAPPROPRIATE OR DISRUPTIVE BEHAVIOUR IS MANAGED
Where behaviour is disrupting the Marr Mooditj Training learning environment, staff will work with the people involved to address the behaviour as soon as possible.
Generally, the student will first meet with their Educator or Student Services staff to discuss the behaviour and receive a verbal warning. Depending on the seriousness of the behaviour, management may decide to cancel the student’s enrolment at this stage.
If the behaviour continues, the student may be required to attend a further meeting and will receive a final written warning outlining the inappropriate or disruptive behaviour. A record of the warning will be placed on the student’s file and in Marr Mooditj Training’s Student Management System.
If the behaviour continues following the written warning, the student will be withdrawn from the course.
children
On Campus
For safety reasons, children must not be brought beyond the reception area at Marr Mooditj Training without prior permission.
concerns about
A Decision
Students who are dissatisfied with action taken by Marr Mooditj Training have the right to seek further assistance. The Student Handbook provides contact details for the Ombudsman Western Australia and the Equal Opportunity Commission, and students can also refer to Marr Mooditj Training’s Complaints and Appeals information for further guidance.
Respect Our Learning Community
Every student has a role to play in creating a positive learning environment. By treating others with respect, participating fully in your training, acting with integrity and following Marr Mooditj Training’s policies and procedures, you can help create an environment where everyone has the opportunity to learn and succeed.