Code of Academic Cooperation

👩‍🏫 Code of Cooperation between Teacher and Student

Date of entry into force: 14.04.2024.

This policy sets out the principles and operational framework for the cooperation between the student and the teacher in the Elite2You Academy courses.

This policy helps to create a professional and balanced learning environment, clarifies roles and promotes conflict-free cooperation.

1. Contact and communication

• During the course, the teacher is available to the student through the channels defined (e.g. in-course messaging, email, online consultation).

• The teacher must answer the student’s questions within 3 working days at the latest.

• The communication style should be mutually fair, polite and purposeful.

2. Rights and obligations relating to the curriculum

On behalf of the instructor:

• The instructor is professionally and authoritatively responsible for the content of the course material.

• The instructor must provide up-to-date, accurate, well-structured and teachable material.

• The instructor may not remove uploaded content during the course, except with the approval of the administration.

For the student:

• The student has the right to view and download the course material, but not the right to distribute, copy or use it for commercial purposes.

• The student agrees to use the materials solely for his/her own development.

3. Examination, assessment and certificate

• The teacher is responsible for setting the tasks and examinations related to the curriculum and for assessing the student’s work.

• The evaluation is based on objective criteria, according to pre-defined criteria.

• The certificate is issued when the student fulfils the course requirements, which are checked by the instructor or the examination board.

4. Ethical standards

• The teacher and the student must refrain from any discriminatory, harassing or unethical behaviour.

• The teacher may not ask for or accept personal gifts or monetary benefits from the student.

• The student may not use the course to harass the teacher privately or to solicit the teacher for personal purposes.

5. Data management and confidentiality

• Teachers must keep confidential the personal data, performance and learning history of students.

• The student may not record or distribute the lectures, videos or other teaching materials of the instructor without the written permission of the teacher.

• Both parties must comply with the GDPR.

6. Handling complaints

• Any party may submit a comment or complaint to the Academy’s customer service.

• All complaints must be made in writing and will be investigated within 7 working days.

7. Legal consequences

• Violation of the policy by the teacher may result in temporary or permanent suspension of teaching privileges.

• Violation of the policy by the student may result in suspension or expulsion from the course, with legal action if warranted.