Rehabilitation School - Appeal for non-admission to the course

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Rehabilitation School - Appeal for non-admission to the course

An appeal against non-admission to the course will be sent by e-mail to the school principal with a copy to the school administration secretariat. 

The appeal must be submitted no later than one week after receiving the rejection for the requested course.

In the appeal, you must state: name + last name, ID number, name of the course from which you were rejected. The appeal must explain the reasons and nature of the appeal. If the appeal refers to a specific criterion in the admission requirements for the course, it must be clearly stated which criterion is in question.

After a discussion by the Rehabilitation School's Appeals Committee, the school principal or someone on her behalf will respond to the appeal within approximately two weeks of its submission. The response will be sent to the student by email.

For more information:

You can contact us by phone: 03-7382218, or by email: shikum@ono.ac.il

 

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