Exact dates of starting and finishing will vary depending on the arrangements with individual employers. The scheme operates inclusive of university holiday periods. PR366 Property Investment Students are also required to have substantially completed the first and second years of the course, with a maximum of two units outstanding, and provided that these units are not core property units. If the minimum is not met, or if the work undertaken by the student should prove unsatisfactory, then only a pro-rata credit will be received. This situation is covered in later sections.
Payment is made to students undertaking the scheme.
It is therefore the employers' responsibility to ensure that due recognition is given to this situation. On completion of the course, the overall performance as judged by employers will lead to assessment for RMIT's purposes. As an Employer Ron Courtney or Kay Elliott at RMIT will be pleased to advise you how to become involved, and a quick phone call will register your interest as a prospective employer. As the scheme operates from mid-March, it is helpful if offers from employer be received well before the new year. It is useful for RMIT to shortlist students with two or three presenting for interview.