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  • Group complaint - CS042601

    A group of 20 postgraduate students on a professional healthcare course complained that they had missed out on learning opportunities promised in the course prospectus.

  • Academic appeals - CS042603

    A final-year student was attempting a module for the second time. They were struggling to complete coursework for the module, so they applied for a one-week extension. The extension was given but the student’s work did not subsequently achieve a pass. The student had to complete an additional assessment before they received their final award. This meant that they would not be able to graduate immediately.

  • Academic appeals - CS042604

    A student enrolled to study on a Graduate Diploma in Law with a pre-sessional module attached. The student submitted their pre-sessional assessment after the standard deadline, but within the permitted late submission window. This resulted in the mark being capped at pass.

  • Disabled students - CS042605

    A student on a professionally regulated healthcare course needed to undergo a background check before beginning any placements. The Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check revealed that the student had a criminal conviction. The student had not previously told the provider about it when they had been asked to share information about any convictions.

  • Disabled students - CS042606

    Students had to submit two pieces of assessed work for a particular module. The first piece did not contribute to the overall grade students would achieve for the module. Students would receive feedback on it and the data within it could be used as the basis for the second piece of work.

  • Disabled students - CS042607

    A student shared with the provider that they have autism, ADHD and generalised anxiety disorder. A support plan was put in place to ensure that the student was not placed at a disadvantage by the provider. This included a requirement for instructions to be clear and unambiguous.