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        Consult and Tutorial Cancellation Fees
        We hope that tutorials are a rewarding experience for students and tutors alike. To ensure our Tutors
        have  a  positive  work  environment,  and  can  best  tailor  their  tutorials  to  group  dynamics,  it  is
        important for them to know ahead of time how many students are attending. While the occasional
        absence is understandable (e.g. due to illness), it is important to give at least 24 hours’ written notice
        to your tutor. It is very rare for a tutorial to be cancelled at JCH due to non-attendance by the whole
        group. In the case where a cancelled tutorial occurs due to this reason, an administrative fee will
        be passed on directly to any student(s) who failed to attend and/or give written notice 24 hours in
        advance. Exceptions may be made for those who can provide a medical certificate. These fees
        include up to $115 per missed tutorial and up to $110 per missed consult (split proportionally). We
        are  legally  required  to  provide  two  hours’  worth  of  work  per  shift  for  our  tutors,  and  view  late
        cancellations due to group non-attendance as the equivalent of a worked shift. Cancellation fees
        are therefore passed on to students as an educative reminder of the financial value of a tutor's time
        and the importance of personal responsibility. As we know, the true value of a tutor is far greater
        than the costs, so we encourage you to make the most of the academic program and ensure
        timely  communication.  The  Dean  of  Studies  will  also  check  in  with  students  who  regularly  miss
        tutorials to offer support as appropriate. This may include offering feedback to tutors.

        Academic Support Plans
        A student with an Academic Support plan in place will be required to:

            ●  Attend all scheduled University classes and College tutorials, notifying the Dean of Studies
               and Tutor(s) in advance if they are unable to attend.

            ●  Meet with the Dean of Studies regularly throughout the semester to discuss and report on
               their academic progress.

            ●  Seek advice from a counsellor and/or Academic Skills staff on the best approaches to their
               studies, as appropriate.

            ●  Consider conditions listed under the ‘Running for Student Leadership’ section if they wish to
               run for leadership.





















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