• Admission Policy

• Appeal against admission

• Special Needs

• Reasonable Adjustment on Assessment

• Special Considerations

• Recognition of Prior Learning

• Advisory and Counselling Policy

• Attendance policy

• De-registration policy

• Academic Misconduct

• Credit Accumulation and Transfer Policy

• Complaints and Appeal Procedure

• Certification Policy

• Equal Opportunities Policy

• Conflict of Interest Policy

• Learner Safeguarding Policy

• Data Protection Policy

• Malpractice and Maladministration Policy

• Assessment Results Appeal

The learner can raise an enquiry to the admission department for a designated training course via the official communication channels. The learner will be directed to the admission coordinator. The admission coordinator will request the required documents to verify learner eligibility for admission. The learner will receive a response from the admission coordinator within 3-5 days on the eligibility. The final admission approval is provided by the admission officer. Admission outcomes are sent to learners/clients on email. The evaluation of admission request will be conducted based on the following:
Technical (Non-practical) Training for Awareness courses:
All learners can take non-practical technical awareness courses. with no initial requirement of having work experience.
If the course has a specific entry requirement, the admission coordinator will evaluate the learner on such basis (as reflected in the course outlines)
Technical (practical) Training for Awareness courses:
Learners need to have a minimum of 1-2 years of experience in the designated field
Learners need to be physically and mentally fit
If the course has a specific entry requirement, the admission coordinator will evaluate the learner on such basis (as reflected in the course outlines)
Non-technical training courses (Level 2 or above International Certificates and Local training courses):
The learner need to possess a minimum of Higher Secondary Certificate or an international equivalent
If the course has a specific entry requirement, the admission coordinator will evaluate the learner on such basis (as reflected in the course outlines)
Language Requirements
English language assessments are conducted for International qualifications level 3 and above; where, English language is a pre-requisite for a designated training course, as specified in the course outline.
Diagnostic test and interviews are conducted for level 3 and professional certifications.
General Entry-requirements:
Upon the request of the admission coordinator, a registration form needs to be filled with all learners’ details
Evidence of a designated course requirement needs to be submitted to the training coordinator – Experience or qualifications documents.
Learners with special needs should reveal necessary information on the registration form
Placement tests are conducted for level 2 international qualifications
Learner Admission:
Required documents upon admission, to be provided to the training coordinator from the admission department at least 3 working days prior to the course start date:
A valid national ID
A copy of higher secondary certificate or evidence of experience (depending on the course admission requirements), as specified above.
A completed registration form
A completion of a diagnostic test or English language test (where required)