The commission for Independent Education affect how I perform as an admission representative on a daily basis. It is a guideline to meet and to assure an individual of the proper and most ethical means to deliver information to a student. It is a means to understand the proper ethics involved to educating students on the institution one works for and comply to the rules and regulations.
Emmanuel,
We should teach them to do so. No matter where they land after graduation, they need to educate themselves in realistic salary expectations.
Patty Aronoff
Emmanuel,
The regulations protect the students as consumers but also the school as well. It's a win-win.
Patty Aronoff
ARIELYS,
Many employers are looking for bilingual speakers. Getting out in the community and developing a connection to your school is the best starting point. Soon you will have employers calling you!
Patty Aronoff
ARIELYS,
We have to be proactive and regularly seek out this information. The newsletter is a great place to start.
Patty Aronoff
merlene,
Yes. The Department of Education works in tandem with the other agencies that oversee your school.
Patty Aronoff
Barbara,
Transparency is part of the honesty and integrity of our business. We have everything out in the open.
Patty Aronoff
Sean,
Students are very savvy today especially when it comes to their protective rights under the law. Compliance is key.
Patty Aronoff
Matiely,
Absolutely, if we don't keep up with the regulations, we can easily mislead the prospective student by providing outdated information.
Patty Aronoff
Patrick ,
This is very important advice. We can very easily get complacent in our roles. Revisiting the regulations keeps us sharp!
Patty Aronoff
Hello Chris, that is a good idea- I think that I can use it too.
Hello patty, the Bureau of labor Statistics is the institution that I have also used to provide information to students. Trust me, students will never take the time to do their own research. I have a list ready for each one of them-
CIE affects my job greatly. Not only I have to follow the regulations in order to protect the institution but also the regulations should be followed in order to protect the students (both current and prospective).
The job opportunities for Spanish speakers tend to be a lot less than for English dominant, how do schools located in an area of a great hispanic community help students with placement in an effective way?
The Commission's information on Rules and Regulations available online, and the meetings discussions are a great help for keeping the admissions representative up to date.
The CIE works with other regulatory bodies which includes the laws and statutes of Florida. Therefore it is very pertinent as an admissions representative or agent to perform the job as required by these laws and statutes.
I agree it is important to explain to prospective students how CIE rules affects their education. Transparency is the key.
It aligns what is regulatory to provide a clear communication channel with the prospective student. In addition, it keeps a check and balance of compliance and consumer legal mandates to provide an ethical workplace.
The Commission for Independent Education requirement affects my job as an admissions representative on a daily basis. I should keep up to date with the requirements in order to provide the students with the correct information when informing them about the school and the requirements. It's a priority to keep updated with the requirements in order to give the proper information.
Even though, you are aware of the CIE rules it's important you don't forget them, and stay focus on helping projected students.
