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Decision of 26 August 1986 laying down detailed rules for approved educational establishments
We Beatrix, at the grace of God, Queen of the Netherlands, Princess of Orange-Nassau, etc. etc. etc.
On the nomination of the Secretary of State for Education and Science, drs. N. J. Ginye-Meuse, 16 May 1986, No 7263 /3149A, Central Directorate of Law and Legal Affairs;
Having regard to the Article 9, second paragraph , 12, 6th paragraph , 19, 1st Member , and 30, first paragraph, of the Law at Recognized Educational Institutions ( Stb. -1985, 407);
Opinion of the Education Council (Opinion of 29 October 1985, No O.R. 4/114K);
The Council of State heard (opinion delivered on 16 June 1986, No W05.86.0245);
Having regard to the further report of our Minister of Education and Science, of 18 August 1986, No 7722 /3149A, Central Directorate of Law and Legal Affairs;
Have found good and understand:
For the purpose of this Decision:
a. Our Minister: Our Minister of Education and Science;
b. the law: the Law at approved educational establishments ;
c. setting: an institution, as referred to in Article 1, part B Of the law ;
d. competent authority: the competent authority, as referred to in Article 1, part C Of the law ;
e. the inspection: the inspection referred to in Article 22 of the Act , in so far as is responsible for tasks in the field of education to which the law applies;
f. committed: a committed within the meaning of Article 13, first paragraph, of the Act , in charge of supervision of the examination, or part thereof;
g. in writing: the education in writing, referred to in Article 1, part P. Of the law ;
h. Author: an author as intended in Article 1, part f. Of the law ;
i. Lecturer: a teacher as intended in Article 1, part G Of the law ;
j. course: a course as intended in Article 1, part H Of the law ;
k. Sub-exam: a partial examination as intended Article 1, part I Of the law ;
(l) candidate: the person who is to be able to take the examination or to complete one or more partial examinations.
The institution's competent authority shall ensure that the courses are both in substance and methodically and didactic and are adapted to new and relevant developments.
The institution's competent authority shall ensure that the teacher who fails to perform his duties on a repetition of his duties does not fulfil his or her duties properly.
1 The competent authority of the institution shall ensure that the student is informed in writing before the commencement of the course, that it is essential that regular work be corrected for correction.
2 In all cases where the student has a significant backlog of submission of the work to be corrected, the competent authority of the institution shall forward to the student a letter or indication to promote it during the course duration. Periodically retransmission of corrective action.
3 If, for a period of one month from the date of dispatch of the letter or designation referred to in paragraph 2, the student remains in default, the competent authority of the institution shall, within a period of two weeks from the expiry of that period, at least once the letter or designation referred to in the second paragraph is sent to the student.
The Instructor shall be accompanied by all relevant instructions for the student.
1 The corrected and corrected work does not reach the teacher until the learner, through the authority of the institution, is exclusively responsible.
2 Our Minister may waive the provisions of the first paragraph. In granting the waiver, our Minister can set conditions.
The work transmitted by the trainee shall be returned to the student within two weeks from receipt and, where appropriate, to provide an assessment. The competent authority of the institution shall keep records of this.
The competent authority of the institution shall exercise control over the correct execution of the correction by the teacher and shall keep records of this correction.
1 The competent authority of the institution shall ensure that the student is informed in writing before the commencement of the course, that it is essential that the lessons are regularly attended and that it is necessary to do so. carefully prepare.
2 If the student is frequently unable to attend without notice of absence from attending, the institution's competent authority shall ensure that the student is informed once again that it is essential that the lessons are regularly published. attended.
The competent authority of the institution shall ensure that the teaching staff are given education in accordance with the teaching programme adopted by the authority of the institution.
The competent authority of the institution shall provide the trainee with only appropriate and complete information. It shall abstain from forecasting arrangements in respect of reasonably non-reaching results and shall not give false suggestions with regard to the diploma to be obtained.
The competent authority of the institution shall clearly indicate in the prospectus and study guides the data which are based on the Article 11, first paragraph, of the parts A to: I Of the law shall be incorporated into the Agreement.
1 The authority of the institution shall be responsible for continuing to fulfil its obligations in respect of the student.
2 The competent authority of the institution shall have full teaching material when it opens the tender on a course.
3 Our Minister may approve the derogation from the provisions of the second paragraph.
The institution's competent authority shall ensure that the localities in which oral lessons or practice are given, and those in which the examinations of the institution are taken, comply with reasonable requirements.
1 The exams of an institution are regulated in one or more exam regulations, which require the approval of Our Minister.
2 The competent authority of the institution shall issue to each candidate a copy of the examination rules applicable to him.
3 The examination regulations shall, in any event, contain:
a. Provisions concerning the Article 12, first paragraph, parts A to: H Of the law included topics;
b. provisions on the examination fee and the reimbursement or non-repayment of expenses already paid in the case of non-examination;
c. which subjects are examination subjects;
d. for each examination box, the substance to which the examination will apply;
e. will take place in a written manner, in a written manner, in a manner practical manner or by a combination thereof, for each examination box or examination;
f. provisions on a possible practical time, its assessment and by whom the assessment takes place;
g. the provisions of the Articles 17 , 21 , 22 and 24 of this Decision and Article 14, first to third paragraphs, of the Act ;
(h) provisions for candidates who have not been able to take part in the examination for a valid reason for the purpose of assessing the authority of the institution or who could not attend one or more sessions;
(i) a provision on whom and the period within which a candidate may, if he has been denied further participation in the examination or the examination of his examination, be entitled to appeal;
j. a scheme for the examination of candidates who are in special circumstances.
1 The competent authority of the institution shall appoint the examination board at least four months before the commencement of the examination.
2 The examination board is composed of the majority of experts whose interests are not mixed with those of the institution.
3 The chairman of the examination board shall be an expert whose interests shall not be mixed with those of the institution. Our Minister may approve that derogation from the provisions of this paragraph.
4 An expert is he who has a wide experience in the field of examinations or knowledge in the field of the materials to be examined or parts of the materials to be examined.
5 The competent authority of the institution shall notify the composition of the examination board and of any members of the committee who have interests which are mixed with that of the institution, at least two weeks after the composition of the committee has been composed of the committee. Minister and the inspection.
6 The examination board may be assisted by examiners, assessors and supervisors. The examiners and assessors are to be experts, for the most part, within the meaning of the fourth paragraph.
When applying for the examination, the candidate shall submit a certified copy of the necessary data from the basic registration persons.
The examination schedule and an indication of the dates of the meetings of the examination board shall be sent to our Minister at least six weeks before the commencement of the examination, to the inspection and, to the extent that they have been designated, to the committees.
1 The examination declarations shall be determined by the required care for confidentiality. Envelopes shall indicate the box or part of the box to which the content relates, the date and time when the declarations are to be submitted to the candidates, the time available for the work, as well as the number of items. embedded copies. The chairman of the examination board shall ensure that these envelopes with the requisite secrecy are kept in the unopened state until the commencement of the examination.
2 At the start of the examination, the envelopes shall be opened in the presence of the candidates under the responsibility of the chairman of the examination board.
If the examination has been designated for the examination, the institution's competent authority shall ensure that the latter are given the opportunity to do what is necessary for the performance of their duties.
Examination of the examination shall be carried out by two or more persons, who shall not have any interest in a majority mixed with those of the institution. If the examination of the examination is carried out by two persons, at least one of them shall not have any interests mixed with that of the institution.
The results of the examination shall be adopted by the examination board.
Diplomas, certificates and assessment lists shall be signed by the President, by one of the members of the Committee and, as far as it is designated, by a committed one.
1 The written examination shall be kept for at least six months after the examination has been completed by the competent authority of the institution and shall be available for consultation with interested parties.
2 The authority of the institution shall ensure that a complete set of the declarations used in the written examinations, the assessment standards and each candidate shall be kept in accordance with the results of the examination, together with the results of the tests. remain in the archive of the institution.
If, due to unforeseen circumstances, the examination in one or more subjects cannot be carried out in the prescribed manner, the chairman of the examination board shall decide how to act after consultation with the inspection and to the extent that the examination is designated with the committed.
If an expert's examination shows that the institution no longer complies with the requirements of the Law at approved educational establishments , the Minister shall give the institution competent authority the opportunity to comment on this report within 60 days of the date of dispatch of the expert report.
If the imperfections identified harm the interests of the trainees and the institution fails to restore them within a time limit set by Our Minister, our Minister may prohibit the registration of the relevant courses until such time as The imperfections have been restored.
The institution's competent authority shall ensure that our Minister is kept regularly informed of the work arising from the measure, which is intended to be taken into account. Article 27 .
This Decision as well as the Law excluding the Articles 5 and 28, first paragraph , enter into force from the first calendar month after the date of issuance of the State Sheet where this Decision is placed. If: State Sheet in which this decision is placed, shall be issued on the penultimate or last day of a calendar month, enter into force from the second calendar month from the date of issue of the State Sheet where this Decision is placed.
This decision may be referred to as 'Decision at approved educational establishments'.
Burden and order that this Decision, together with the accompanying note of explanatory note to the State Sheet will be placed and copies thereof will be sent to the Council of State.
' s-Gravenhage, 26 August 1986
Beatrix
The Minister of Education and Science,
W. J. Deetman
Published the 25th September 1986The Minister of Justice,
F. Korthals Altes
Chapter I |
General provision |
Article 1. |
Conceptual provisions |
Chapter II |
The quality of the courses |
§ 1 |
General |
Article 2. |
Adaptation of courses to new developments |
Article 3. |
Replacement of teachers |
§ 2 |
Correction to written education |
Article 4. |
Line size at homework submission |
Article 5. |
Correction instructions |
Article 6. |
Transmission of homework |
Article 7. |
Time limit for correction |
Article 8. |
Control and administration of correction |
§ 3 |
Oral and other non-written education |
Article 9. |
Rule size when taking lessons |
Article 10. |
Curriculum |
Chapter III |
Relations between institution and trainee |
Article 11. |
Information to student on course |
Article 12. |
Agreement with the student |
Article 13. |
Continuity of education |
Article 14. |
Localities |
Chapter IV |
Examinations |
Article 15. |
Examination rules |
Article 16. |
Composition of the examination board |
Article 17. |
Application for examination |
Article 18. |
Examination schedule |
Article 19. |
Examination declarations |
Article 20. |
Supervision of the examination |
Article 21. |
The assessment |
Article 22. |
Result |
Article 23. |
Diplomas, certificates and assessment lists |
Article 24. |
Retention periods |
Article 25. |
Unforeseen circumstances |
Chapter V |
Measures where an institution does not comply with the requirements for one or more courses |
Article 26. |
Comments by Expert Report |
Article 27. |
Measures in the case of imperfections |
Article 28. |
Communication of the measure taken |
Article 29. |
Obligation to provide information |
Chapter VI |
Final provisions |
Article 30. |
Entry into force Weo and decision |
Article 31. |
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