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Settlement - CS042612
A provider withdrew a student because of low attendance. The student appealed the decision to withdraw them, saying that their record of attendance had been affected by a faulty access card. The provider reinstated the student on the condition that, by a certain deadline, they would attend all sessions with all attendance swipes recorded and that the student would meet with the student support team. -
Brit College
FAQs for students on the closure of higher education courses at Brit College.Page
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Weekend only courses
Complaints relating to weekend-only coursesPage
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When does process stop helping people and start becoming a barrier?
Independent Adjudicator, Helen Megarry, talks about processes for handling student complaintsNews
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Changing the OIA’s Scheme: our thinking explained
As the independent student complaints ombuds serving the higher education sector, the OIA sits in a unique position. We review complaints across England and Wales and we recognise that because of this specific status, having the trust and confidence of students, universities, SCITTs, colleges, and other providers, is vital to how we operate.News
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The OIA in the ombuds sector
As an ombuds scheme, we are part of a wider community of ombuds organisations both in the UK and internationally.Page
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Equality, diversity and inclusion
As an ombuds service equality and fairness are at the heart of what we do. Our values include equality and diversity and we are committed to promoting this through our work and as an employer.Page
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Toolkit for Student Representative Bodies
This toolkit is designed to help you and your students' union, association or guild understand our process and help students who use our Scheme.Page
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MyOIA Help
Frequently asked questions for help and guidance for using the MyOIA portalPage
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OIA publishes Annual Report for 2024
We have today (29 April) published our Annual Report for 2024.News