Division 5Notifying the Higher Education Tuition Protection Director of the details of a default

Division 5 – Notifying the Higher Education Tuition Protection Director of the details of a default

14 Additional details of default For the purposes of paragraph 62D(3)(c) of the Act, the written notice given to the Higher Education Tuition Protection Director under subsection 62D(3) of the Act must specify for each domestic student in relation to each unit of study and the Australian course of study that the student was enrolled in at the time of the default: (a) the student’s residential address, phone number and email address; (b) whether the student was studying part-time or full-time; (c) the mode of delivery of each unit or course and if the student did not study online, the location (campus, suburb and postcode) where each unit or course was primarily delivered; (d) unit and course description outlines, including outlines for completed units; (e) whether the student has withdrawn from the course and the date of withdrawal; (f) whether the student has deferred any units or the course, the date of the deferral and the date the student is expected to re-commence study; (g) the unit of study status and unit completion date for each unit, including whether the status is withdrawn, ongoing, passed or failed; (h) any work integrated learning and internship requirements for each unit; (i) information about any scholarship arrangements or any payment arrangements made for the student by a third party for the student’s tuition fees; and (j) the total of other fees that are not tuition fees paid for the student for the unit or course received by the provider.

15 Requirements of notice

(1) For the purposes of subsection 62D(5) of the Act, the notice given to the Higher Education Tuition Protection Director under subsection 62D(2) must include information about the number of domestic students in relation to whom the registered higher education provider has defaulted. (2) The information required under subsection 62D(3) of the Act must be given to the Higher Education Tuition Protection Director in a manner and form approved by the Director.