Grievance Procedure
In the event of a grievance, condition, rule, or practice, which the student believes violates his/her civil rights, treats him/her unfairly, or causes him/her any degree of unpleasantness while in school; the student must follow the grievance procedure as outlined below.
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If at any time a student has a problem with an instructor or staff member, the student should request a meeting with that instructor or staff member to attempt to solve the problem at the level.
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If the problem cannot be resolved at the level, the student should request a meeting with the school director.
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If the problem cannot be resolved at the school director’s level, it will be decided by an arbitrary method.
Students have the right to appeal institutional grievance decisions to the certifying organization: Georgia Nonpublic Postsecondary Education Commission (NPEC), 2082 E Exchange Place, Suite 220, Tucker, GA 30084; 770.414.3300; https://gnpec.georgia.gov/student-complaints.
Admission Requirements/Process
All applicants are required to complete a personal interview with an admissions consultant as of the admissions process. During this interview we evaluate the individual’s reasons for seeking training and assess their background along with previous training experience. CSTC will try to educate the applicant about the local job market, demand for certain occupations, skills and knowledge required to work in these occupations and about the Center’s programs and recommendation as to whether the school offers training and services that will enable them to realize their goals. If so, a mutual decision will be made as to whether a career program or continuing education track is appropriate and then the course content will be customized if necessary. Students enrolling in any career program must be of compulsory age of attendance by providing a copy of your photo ID and provide an official GED or high school transcript. Official transcripts must be requested directly from the high school and sent to the attention of the program director at Clinical Skills Training Center. Clinical Skills Training Center will not accept transcripts in person. All students including those who are physically or mentally challenged are considered for acceptance according to the admissions standards stated in the catalog. If, however, it is felt by the school administration that the disability might limit employment opportunities, the school will share its opinion in this regard with the applicant has full information with which to make the decision whether or not to pursue the training. Students going into an externship opportunity may be required to submit to background screening, shot record review, and proof of liability. Additional charges may apply.