Student-Staff Agreement

You willWe will

Class contact

Attend all classes so that you can get maximum benefit from the course and prioritise attendance over all other activities

Prepare for classes and complete assignments on time

Supply yourself with necessary learning materials (textbooks, printed notes, equipment etc.)

Understand that the institute operates a five-day week and that for full-time courses timetabling extends over that time

Class contact

Deliver classes to the highest possible standards

Conduct classes with high regard for the norms of professionalism, including punctuality

Be flexible and provide support if you are unable to attend class with good reason

Give regular feedback on academic performance in accordance with institute procedures

Inform you of external examinership and other Quality Assurance measures

 

Learning outside class

Engage with the learning opportunities provided and take full responsibility for your learning

Use the library facilities, e-learning and text books to catch up on lectures missed; do not expect material to be repeated in subsequent classes

Take feedback received individually or in class on board and use in subsequent assignments and course work

Learning outside class

Direct you towards learning activities which you should undertake as part of your independent learning

Provide a flexible learning environment to assist your independent study

Give individual feedback as required

Provide information on your course, modules, assessments and timetables via ‘moodle’ or other formats

 

Support

Avail of the opportunities provided at induction to ensure that you know exactly how to complete your studies successfully

Regularly check your email accounts for relevant communications from the institute

Support

Introduce you to the campus, your course, resources available and key people during induction

Promote an active learning community in which you will have the opportunity to develop as an independent learner

Provide guidance, assistance and advice on academic matters, welfare and learning support

 

Behaviour

Respect and treat with dignity all members of the AIT community

Be on time for class and stay for the full duration

Switch music players and mobile phones off during lectures and teaching sessions; no eating or drinking during class

Use the institute facilities with respect and consideration for others

Realise that staff deal with many students and other duties, so respect the times that staff are available

 

Behaviour

Meet you during consultation hours or by appointment to discuss any issue you may have

Treat you with respect and dignity

Be courteous and professional at all times

Familiarise yourself with AIT regulations which are available in your student handbook and on the website

Satisfy registration requirements to ensure that you are a fully registered student and that you have paid or agreed to pay any fees due to the institute

Follow guidelines in the School handbook if you have a query or a problem

Provide a range of opportunities to enhance your personal and professional development

Respond to all your queries in a timely fashion and direct you appropriately to the relevant office in accordance with good practice in the institute