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Waikato
Institute of Education polices |
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Care
of Student While in New Zealand
The New Zealand government wishes
to ensure international
students living in New
Zealand have an enjoyable and worthwhile study
experience. To
this end, the "Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students"
has been published by the New Zealand Ministry of
Education. Waikato Institute of Education has agreed
to observe and be bound by this code.
A copy of this Code is available on request from
Waikato Institute of Education or from the New
Zealand Ministry of Education website at:
Student Fees Protection
Waikato Institute of Education complies with the
legislative requirements of the Education Amendment
Act 1991 for the protection of
student fees. Student
Fees are protected by WIE trust account monitored by
Accountants On London LTD
( 0064-7-838
0119).
WIE has a special refund policy for IELTS students
While studying at WIE, if you can achieve 6.0 and
above in an IELTS Test and start an undergraduate or
post-graduate degree programme at a polytechnic or
University, WIE will refund the remaining course fees
after you start your degree programme.. More detail,
Special Refund Policy |
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Condition
and Refund Policy
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Course Withdrawals and Refunds
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Waikato Institute of Education has the right to
accept or refuse an application.
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The Institute reserves the right to change a course
without notice
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Fees:
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Course
Withdrawals and Refunds:
In
accordance with Section 236 of the Education Act 1989:
If you wish to withdraw your application
before your course starts
, you must apply in writing to the
Principal and include any relevant or supporting
documents. You will be entitled to a full refund of
tuition fees less 10% or NZ$ 500, which is smaller.
If you are an international student
, Offer of Place documents MUST be returned to
Waikato Institute of Education so that refund can be
processed.
If you are an
international student
and you are enrolled for a course of
less than three months and withdraw
(i.e. decide not to continue your studies) after
your course starts the following refund entitlement
will apply .
If you withdraw within TWO days of the start of your
course for courses of up to and including
four weeks and six days you will be
entitled to a 50% refund of tuition fees.
If you withdraw within FIVE days for courses between
five and twelve weeks you will be
entitled to a 75% refund of tuition fees.
If you are a
domestic student
and you are enrolled for a course of
less than three months there is no
set period of withdrawal and any refund will be at
the discretion of the Principal.
If you are enrolled for a course of
three months or longer
and withdraw (i.e. decide not to continue your
studies) during the first seven days after the first
day of the course commencing (ie total eight days),
you will be entitled to a full refund of your
tuition fees.
If you are an International student
an additional fee of 10% or NZ$500, whichever is
smaller, will be deducted from tuition fees related
to your course.
If you are enrolled for a course three months or
longer and withdraw after eight days of the start of
the course, you will not be entitled to a refund.
n special circumstances, any refund will be at the
discretion of the Principal.
If a student is expelled from this school because of
misbehaviour, poor attendance, or violation of the
rules or conditions of enrolment, no refund or
tuition credit will be given in relation to unused
tuition fees.
Any refund due will be processed within 10 working
days of Withdrawal/Refund Application form being
received.
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Any refund on tuition fees are not transferable
to another person or Institution.
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If a student's fee has been paid by a recognised
third party (including student loan), any refund
will be paid back to the third party unless the
student produces written authority from the
third party authorising the payment direct.
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All refunds must be applied for within three
months of the last recorded day of attendance of
the course/programme, or, where no attendance,
within three months of the first day of the
course/programme.
The Institute reserves the right to alter, vary, or
amend its fee structure, conditions of enrolment,
course timetables and terms, minimum and maximum
class size, staff roster, and availability of
facilities at any time and without notice.
Students will receive a full refund if WIE cancels a
course.
The regulations on refunds may be varied in
exceptional circumstances that are beyond the
control of the student (such as medical or
compassionate circumstances). Variation is at the
discretion of the Managing Director.
Students receiving a student loan and withdrawing
from courses must contact WINZ (0800 88 99
00) immediately
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Resource Fees
We require all students to pay a
resource fee to cover additional resource expenses. The
Resource fee will be charged according to the number of
blocks a student enrolls over, payable on invoice. For
more information contact Waikato Institute of Education.
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Rules and
Regulations
You are expected to observe Waikato Institute of
Education rules and regulations and to obey New Zealand
laws
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Homestay
You must confirm your
intention to enrolment at
least 14 days before the start of your course and tell
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Waikato Institute of Education
about your arrival details so we can arrange your
homestay. If you arrive without giving two weeks
notice we may have to find you different
accommodation, at your own expense, until a homestay
becomes available.
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The
initial homestay period is for a minimum of four
weeks.
We suggest your initial
homestay period
is three months. This
allows you to adapt to New Zealand life and to
improve your English in an English speaking home.
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You
must give at least one weeks notice if changing from
homestay to another form of accommodation. In this
case, unused pre-paid homestay weeks will be
refunded.
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Please note that homestay
accommodation arranged by Waikato Institute of
Education have been assessed under the
Code of Practice for the
Pastoral Care of International Students.
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Holidays:
If you want to take a holiday during your course you
must tell the Institute, two weeks in advance.
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Liability:
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Translation:
WIE has tried to supply information on publicity
brochures and student handbook in different languages to
meet the demand of students. Where
there is a difference in meaning or interpretation in
any translation, the English language version shall
apply.
Waikato Institute of
Education Charter
Click here to download.
Copies are available from reception at WIE, 3rd flr, AMI
building, 103 London St, Hamilton.
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