British School of Marketing International is committed to providing a safe environment where students are provided with all the support they require in order to complete their studies successfully.  Every students’ personal and academic needs will be assessed as part of their application process to ensure he/she will receive the relative support accordingly. Therefore, it is very important for parents/students/sponsors to share all academic and personal learning needs as well as any disabilities to the college so that BSMI can make the necessary amendments prior to students’ arrival.

There are many kinds of disability, some more widely understood and visible than others.  Some of the most common medical and psychological conditions are listed in this policy followed by the procedures. However, if the student has a medical condition, which is not part of the list below, sponsor/agent/parents must enclose this information on the enrolment form followed by a more detailed form to be completed. This is a mandatory requirement at the application process and any disclosure of such medical information will result in students being asked to leave the college with no fees refunded.

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This policy document is for all staff at British School of Marketing International (4a Westover Road, Bournemouth, BH1 2BY) relevant to students between the ages of 16 and 17 for our courses offered to “adults” (hereby over 18) at the school premises and in school-provided accommodation (homestay).

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At British School of Marketing International we aim to provide a safe and disciplined studying environment where students can pursue their academic and personal goals displaying utmost respect for students of various ethnicities, members of staff and the community in which they live in. This policy outlines school procedures and responsibilities to prevent, eliminate and identify a bullying incident, which will not be tolerated by BSMI.

This policy should be read in conjunction with the Safeguarding, Prevent and Equality Policy for students.

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BSMI takes the issue of attendance and timekeeping very seriously and students sign a Student Learning Agreement to indicate that they understand and agree with the school’s Student Attendance Policy. Students are provided with a timetable on their first day of arrival so that they have a written reminder of the times and location of their lessons.

Morning lessons start at 9.00am and afternoon lessons start at 1.30pm unless otherwise advised. Lessons for academic courses start at 2.00pm. If students are more than 10 minutes late for their lessons, they must inform the school of the reasons for their non-attendance by texting or calling the school on the number given to them on their first day in school. If the student is under 18, the details will be logged on the Under 18s Absence/Lateness Form, together with any follow up action taken by the school. The school will also attempt to contact any under-18s who do not phone and do not arrive for lessons after 30 minutes. The details are logged on the Under 18s Absence/Lateness Form.

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BSMI is fully committed to following regulations set by the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974. Main duties under the regulations include: making assessments of risk to the health and safety of BSMI employees and students. This policy acts upon the risks identified in order to reduce them appointing competent persons to oversee health and safety procedures and guidelines within the school. It is the Director’s responsibility to produce, update and develop the policy and ensure that all the employees and contractors understand and comply with the BSMI health and safety requirements.

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BSMI is committed to providing a safe environment for its students, employees and all third parties involved in running the day-to-day operation of the school. BSMI is subject to a duty under section 26 of the counter-terrorism and security act 2015, preventing people from being drawn into terrorism. This policy is written to help prevent children and adults from the risk of radicalisation and suggests what actions need to be taken towards the prevent duty.

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An access and participation plan highlights higher education providers’ efforts to improve the underrepresented groups’ opportunity to access, progress, and succeed in their academic and vocational studies. This APP is an explanation of how the British School and Marketing International (BSMI) continues to support students to succeed and explains its fees and access measures to allow students to reach their desired aims. 

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A) STATEMENT OF POLICY

1. British School of Marketing International recognises that we live in a society where discrimination still operates to the disadvantage of many groups in society.

2. BSMI believes that all persons should have equal rights to recognition of their human dignity, and to have equal opportunities to be educated, to work, receive services and to participate in society.

3. BSMI is committed to the promotion of equal opportunities within the school, and affiliated organisations, through the way we manage the organisation and provide services to the community. In order to express this commitment, we develop, promote and maintain policies that will be conducive to the principles of fairness and equality in the workplace.

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This policy covers all the use of IT facilities and services including computers, software and data provided and owned by BSMI. The IT guidelines apply to all users of IT facilities including staff and students. Breach of the IT guidelines will result in infringement of regulations leading to disciplinary action or further legal criminal proceedings.

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Statement of policy and purpose of Policy

British School of Marketing International (the Employer) recognizes that Social Media sites, have become an integral part of life both for businesses and individuals and if used correctly, can offer great valuable business opportunities. However, misuse of those sites can also pose great risks the productivity of businesses and the welfare of an individual.
Any official use of the social media sites by members of staff must be approved by the School’s Principle.
A record of all the social media sites are mentioned in the staff handbook (for teachers and non-academic members of staff)

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Data protection is about processing personal information fairly and lawfully and ensuring that information is kept safe and secure. This includes data that is collected automatically online or electronically on a computer system or kept as paper copies in a filing cabinet. Data collection methods also include feedback forms, digital photos or handwritten registration that are all used to identify that someone is kept secure either in the filing cabinet or electronically on the BSMI system. Sensitive information such as the racial or ethnic origin of a student as well as medical and allergy information is also kept securely and only used for specific purposes to which the applicant’s full consent has been given.

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Data protection is about processing personal information fairly and lawfully and ensuring that information is kept safe and secure. This includes data that is collected automatically online or electronically on a computer system or kept as paper copies in a filing cabinet. Data collection methods also include feedback forms, digital photos or handwritten registration that are all used to identify that someone is kept secure either in the filing cabinet or electronically on the BSMI system. Sensitive information such as the racial or ethnic origin of a student as well as medical and allergy information is also kept securely and only used for specific purposes to which the applicant’s full consent has been given.

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1. Principles, ethos and entitlement

· British School of Marketing International is committed to providing all members of academic and non-academic staff with a continuous process of improvement. We believe that a robust, carefully planned CPD training improves standards, the quality of teaching and learning. It also plays an important role in maintaining staff motivation and morale, which assists with recruitment and staff retention rates.

· The CPD policy supports BSMI’s values, ethos and mission in providing a safe environment for all students where they can improve their personal and academic skills during the course of their studies. One of the school’s objectives is to make all staff aware of their responsibilities in safeguarding and grow their confidence in becoming a proactive member of staff to prevent any future incidents.

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British School of Marketing International takes measures to comply with the law to ensure the highest levels of privacy. BSMI is the data controller that collects, uses, maintains and discloses information collected from users. This privacy policy applies to all the services and products offered by BSMI outlining our procedures on the collection and use of the students’ information.

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British School of Marketing International is committed to ensuring that students achieve the best academic outcomes from their studies at the college. BSMI will make every effort to protect the student interest and ensure continuity in the event of a course or college change or closure. BSMI is aware that events might sometimes occur which may mean unforeseen changes that need to be made to modules, units or programmes.

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British School of Marketing International aims to deliver good teaching and support to current and future students. Since each one of our student’s experiences is important for our growth, every complaint is important to us to make the quality of teaching and support of the experience of our students better at BSMI. This means having a clear, fair, and easy way of helping students with any problems faced by parents of students, host families or general problems against the school so that any problems can be answered quickly.

All college staff know about the complaints’ stages. BSMI often adds good points to this document so that staff and students can be clear about how we find answers to student problems and give help to students when needed.These steps show all students and their parents and staff how to pass important information to student protection agencies when a student has a problem. We will tell you if any of the times of these steps changes, give you the reasons for the changes and the new times.

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British School of Marketing International is committed to equality and fair treatment for all its staff, employers and for all the other members that BSMI works in collaboration with. BSMI aspires to create a safe environment where all students are treated equally with utmost respect where they thrive academically and reach their full potentials as individuals.

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