We're committed to giving all our students the best possible learning experience we can, whatever their individual needs. Our equal opportunities statement and other policies can be viewed on our website alongside other York Learning policies.
Our Adult Education Learner Charter sets out our commitment to you, and what we expect from you as a learner.
We promise to:
- work hard with you to meet your individual needs as a learner and support the development of your skills and support you to recognise your transferable skills
- meet our commitment to equality and promote British values of democracy, rule of law, individual liberty and mutual respect and tolerance for those with different faiths, beliefs and cultures
- make sure you learn in a healthy and safe environment and are made aware of Safeguarding and Prevent and how to be safe online
- give you accurate information about the learning opportunities that meet your needs which can support your progression into further opportunities whether that is for employment or health
In addition, we promise to only collect information about you and your learning which helps us to develop your skills or is required by the Education and Skills Funding Agency. We comply with the Data Protection Act 2018.
As a learner we ask you to:
- attend every session of your course, arrive on time and actively participate in the class and course activities
- treat others with fairness, dignity and respect
- provide the information we need about you and your learning, especially what you expect to get from your learning and what your next steps will be
- tell us about any additional support needs you might have when you sign up for the course so that will help us to help you get the best out of your learning and achieve
- provide feedback on your learning experience – your views are important to us
- we support learners in challenging themselves, but would remind you to only engage in activities that do not put yourself at risk, or would emotionally or physically harm others
- recognise that everyone has the right of free speech, provided this does not incite violence or hatred against other people or groups, particularly in relation to their race, religious beliefs, gender or sexual orientation
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