Policy 015-complaints-and-appeals
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Transcript of Policy 015-complaints-and-appeals
RTO Number: 31905
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Policy
Complaints and Appeals
CTA is committed to providing students with an education of the highest possible quality. However,
from time to time, students may raise concerns resulting in complaints and appeals about matters or
issues relating to their experiences in training.
Students and visitors have a right to make a complaint and to expect their complaint to be
investigated fairly. There will be no discrimination against the person who makes a complaint. CTA
ensures that all Complaints are handled in a timely and transparent manner.
DEFINITIONS
COMPLAINT any circumstance whereby the student is not satisfied with the course structure or any
aspects of training or facilities.
ASSESSMENT APPEAL if the student disagrees with an Assessment/ Moderation outcome.
APPEAL if the student disagrees with an outcome following a complaint lodged or if a complaint has
been lodged against the student following a breach of the Code of Conduct.
EXTERNAL COMPLAINTS OR APPEALS A student may lodge a Complaint or Appeal externally with the
relevant bodies.
SOURCE OF COMPLAINTS AND APPEALS
A complaint may arise from any number of perceived inadequacies at the Training Venue.
Venue
Breaks
Material
Presentation / Facilitation
Assessment Outcomes
Assessment methods / procedures
Other learners
Staff or Trainers
Any complaint must be lodged within a 20 working day period of the following:
Following an assessment
Following completion of a learning session
Following a decision made regarding a complaint which was not in the complainant’s favour
RTO Number: 31905
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Any appeal must be lodged within a 20 working day period of the following:
Following the outcome with an Assessment/Moderation outcome which the student does not
agree with
Following a disciplinary against a student who has breached the Code of Conduct
PLEASE NOTE: Issues raised after the 20 working day period will not normally be considered.