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This document outlines the policy and procedure for addressing concerns and complaints raised by students (ākonga) at UCOL. It aims to ensure that all complaints are handled fairly, quickly, and in accordance with principles of natural justice, inclusiveness, and equity. The policy applies to current, former, and conditionally enrolled students, as well as their guardians and relevant staff involved in managing complaints.

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How to fill out student concerns and complaints

1. Identify the specific concern or complaint you have regarding a student.
2. Gather any necessary documentation or evidence that supports your concern.
3. Access the student concerns and complaints form provided by the institution.
4. Fill out the student's name and identification details accurately.
5. Clearly state the nature of the concern or complaint in a concise manner.
6. Provide detailed descriptions or examples to illustrate the issue.
7. Indicate any actions you have already taken to address the concern, if applicable.
8. Submit the form to the appropriate department or individual as instructed.

Who needs student concerns and complaints?

1. Faculty and staff who wish to address issues regarding student behavior or performance.
2. Administrators aiming to improve student support and welfare.
3. Counselors needing to track and understand student grievances.
4. Students who may want to express their concerns or complaints formally.

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What is student concerns and complaints?

Student concerns and complaints refer to the formal process through which students express issues or grievances related to their educational experience, including academic performance, faculty behavior, and institutional policies.

Who is required to file student concerns and complaints?

Any student who feels that their rights have been violated or who encounters issues that affect their educational experience is encouraged to file a student concern or complaint.

How to fill out student concerns and complaints?

Students can fill out student concerns and complaints by accessing the appropriate form provided by the institution, completing the necessary information regarding the concern, and submitting it to the designated office.

What is the purpose of student concerns and complaints?

The purpose of student concerns and complaints is to provide a formal mechanism for students to report issues, seek resolution, and ensure that their voices are heard in the educational setting.

What information must be reported on student concerns and complaints?

Information that must be reported typically includes the student's name, contact information, specifics of the concern, relevant dates, and any supporting documentation or evidence.