Class Rules and Regulations

Respect and Professionalism: Treat instructors, classmates, and staff with respect at all times. Disruptive, disrespectful, or inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated.

Punctuality: Arrive on time for all classes and sessions. Late arrivals disrupt the learning process and may result in dismissal from class programs.

Attendance: Attendance is mandatory. Missing more than the allowed number of sessions without prior approval may affect your grades or result in dismissal from the program.

Preparedness: Come to class fully prepared, with all necessary materials, assignments, and equipment. Active participation is expected in all activities and discussions.

Focus on Learning: Personal devices, including phones, should be silenced or turned off during class unless they are required for learning purposes.

Assignment Deadlines: Submit all assignments, projects, and coursework on or before the designated deadlines. Late submissions may incur penalties unless prior approval is granted.

Classroom Etiquette: Avoid side conversations, excessive noise, or other distractions during sessions. Raise your hand or signal appropriately if you wish to contribute or ask a question.

Dress Code: Maintain a neat and professional appearance that reflects the seriousness of the learning environment. Dress code will be given by instructor

Collaboration and Integrity: Collaborate respectfully during group activities and uphold academic honesty. Plagiarism, cheating, or any form of dishonesty will result in disciplinary action.

Health and Safety: Follow all health and safety guidelines, including hygiene protocols and emergency procedures, as communicated by the institution.

Breaks: Use scheduled break times effectively and return promptly to resume class activities.

Feedback and Concerns: Constructive feedback is encouraged. If you have concerns about the class, address them through the proper channels, such as the instructor or program coordinator.

Compliance: Adhere to all additional rules specific to your program or instructor. Repeated failure to comply may result in warnings or dismissal from the course.