Information about the rules regarding compulsory attendance and the process for students who do not meet the minimum 80% participation requirement.

Compulsory attendance for year 2023

Compulsory attendance means that the student must physically attend class activities. Compulsory attendance during the first year means attendance of min. 80%. Attendance is registered in all subjects. Compulsory attendance is settled the first time after the first semester and secondly at the end of the second semester. If compulsory attendance is below the 80% limit after the first and/or second settlement, the student will be asked to write a remediation assignment to gain semester approval and admission to the first-year test.

Attendance registration for year 2022

Attendance registration means that the student attends class activities. Attendance registration in the second year means attendance of min. 80%. Attendance is registered in all subjects. Attendance registration is settled once per semester in each subject. If the registered attendance is under the 80% limit, the student will be asked to write a remediation assignment in order to gain semester approval.

In case of failure to comply with compulsory attendance - remediation assignment

If you do not meet the attendance requirement of 80%, you will receive a Wiseflow assignment on Monday, December 18th, which must be submitted by Tuesday, January 2nd, at 10:00. The remedial assignment will be assessed as pass/fail, and no guidance or academic feedback will be provided.

By failing to submit the remedial assignment will result in a meeting with the Head of the teacher education program. During this meeting, a plan for your future participation in the program will be established.

If you have documented absences, such as a medical certificate submitted to the Educational Services during the semester, the educational leader may grant an exemption for the period of absence.

If you have any questions, please contact the administration: laerer@pha.dk or coordinator, Dorte dpr@pha.dk