• Ensure all visitors are made welcome.
• Respect and courtesy towards each other is to be shown at all times.
• Appropriate behaviour to be shown at times.Students are to be as independent as possible.
• Make an effort to be assertive.
• Show initiative, don't always wait to be asked.
• Neat and tidy standard of dress and hygiene at all times.
• Appropriate clothing and foot wear to be worn for courses.
  • No wearing of caps or hats inside.
  • No wearing I-PODS during course time.
• If you temporarily leave the centre please write your name on the board or tell a staff member where you are going.
• Smoking in designated areas only. No smoking at the front of the building.
• Illegal substances are prohibited, including alcohol.
• Students must respect the equipment and work place by keeping things clean and tidy and use equipment only when supervised by a tutor.
• Cell phones are to be kept off during course time, except in emergencies.
• Any unresolved issues are to be referred to staff.

Reviewed by Students and Staff – March 2011

Historically, RealPeople @ Mosaic has provided a service for people with physical disabilities. This group makes up approximately half of our client base. Although working with people who have a physical disability is our target group, we will not exclude a student based on that criteria alone. Enquiries are welcome from other clients whose primary disability may not be a physical one. Please bear in mind that our funding Is Ministry of Social Development and we have no Health funding. Where places are available an enrolment may be made at the discretion of the manager. Positions are very limited at present and your application may only get you on the waiting list at this time.

This PDF document contains a scanned version of the Deed of Trust for the PSEC RealPeople Endowment Fund Trust. Sorry there is no HTML Version available for easy on-line viewing.

Trust Deed