You must not charge separate fees for the goods and services listed in the table below.
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These goods and services may be covered by VET tuition fees. These are examples only and do not represent an exhaustive list.
| Good and services | Examples |
|---|---|
| Course materials, such as subject outlines, reading lists, tutorial or seminar topics and problems, assignment and essay questions and requirements or guidelines for the presentation of work. | Equipment and manuals which a professional in the field would not be required to own, such as:
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| Access to library books, periodicals and guides | Examinations or assessments, including practical assessment, for example, which requires the services of musical accompanists |
| Clinic, laboratory or workshop materials such as anaesthetics, chemicals, filters, fuel, fertilisers, animal feed or crops used in practical sessions or research | Re-assessment of results (as part of the provider’s assessment quality assurance procedures) where a student has failed an assessment and thereby failed a subject or VET unit of study. This does not include where reassessment occurs through the student re- enrolling in the subject or VET unit of study after failing it |
| Access to computers or other online resources | Mailing charges associated with distance education |
| Application or enrolment fees for enrolment or enrolling in an approved course | Course notes provided as part of distance education |
| Assessment fees for determining whether a student is academically suited to undertake a course (other than a fee for a special admissions test) |