Commitment to student practitioners in the 'Excellence for Young Practitioners' program – Department of Computer Science/Information Systems/Finance, Faculty of Business Administration

Practice in the Excellence Program is assistance provided by the Academic Support and Accessibility Center and the special programs (Attention in Academia, Opportunities in Academia), to eligible students who are having difficulty studying. 

The Excellence Program is intended for students with an average of 85 or higher, who are approved by the head of the department, and undergo an interview with staff. Matana Center Or the various programs, who are interested in joining the practitioners' network and receiving compensation for their participation.

The practice includes individual and/or group meetings with students from the track who need academic assistance, throughout the semester.

  1. Commitment

An outstanding student participating in the Excellence Program undertakes to:  

  • Practice two hours a week during the school year. Total 110 calendar hours (1 hour = 60 minutes).
  • Practice throughout the semester, including the exam period
  • Show seriousness, perseverance, and investment in the practice process. 
  • Report on the tracking form accurately the actual hours of practice.   
  • Attend the training sessions that will take place during the semester (arrival is considered one hour of practice). 
  • Maintain the confidentiality of the students who are accompanied during and after the practice, both in relation to their personal details and in relation to the content that arises in the practice sessions.  
  • Not to hold private lessons during and after the internship period with the students with whom he worked during the internship, until the end of his studies, unless approval is received from the relevant program coordinator. 
  1. The reward :

 

  1. A scholarship of 6600 NIS (rate 60 NIS per hour. Conditional on completing 110 hours).
  2. Admission to IMBA Executive Club lectures
  3. Recommendation to join the team of practitioners next year or upon graduation
  4. Letter of recommendation and appreciation from the Dean of the Faculty and the Head of the Internship
  5. 3 credits – It is the student's responsibility to contact the Student Affairs Director to realize this benefit.

For your attention :

  1. During the program period, the hours must be reported in an online form after each session.
  2. The student receiving the mentoring will also fill out an hours reporting form for the mentoring sessions.
  3. This report will be used as a reference for receiving payment.
  4. Failure to complete the report on time may result in a delay in payment.

I am aware that if I do not meet the conditions, an investigation will be conducted with the mentoring coordinator or the faculty, and my participation in the excellence program may be terminated.

 

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