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This section provides all the essential resources you need for completing your assignments. From assessment templates and guidelines to forms for extenuating circumstances and the appeals process, you'll find everything required to navigate the submission and evaluation process smoothly. Be sure to review these materials to ensure you're fully prepared and supported throughout your academic journey.
For study skills help, including help with writing your assignment, please see the Study Skills Resources area here.
There may also be specific guidance on your module area on Moodle or in the module handbook.
- How to submit your assessment plan
- How to submit your assessment to the Similarity Test Area
- How to submit your assessment to the Final Submission Area
- How to view your grade and feedback
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There are many different types of referencing styles, but the version used at the RMS is called Harvard Referencing. Referencing is a way of acknowledging all the sources that you have used in your academic work. You should reference every time you use information that you have obtained from an external source.
There are 2 options available for students:
- Self-Certification – an extension of 5 working days where no evidence is required or
- Non Self-Certification - if you require longer than 5 working days, supporting evidence should be submitted with the application form or if not with the form, then within 5 working days of sending the form into us. Without evidence we cannot process your request.
The following list shows examples we can accept from students and it can be any of the following;
- GP Letter/Psychiatrist or mental health counsellor letter/photos of injury’s
- DR/Hospital letter
- Sick note/medical certificate
- Death certificate/letter from undertaker/order of service (we understand the nature of this request, therefore if there are any problems with this please do let us know and we can discuss).
Application forms should be sent to us at least a day before the initial submission date of the module with supporting evidence sent in within 5 working days of sending the application in or if you can, the same time as sending the application.
Please email your completed form to studentsupport.servicesrms@rmh.nhs.uk
Appeals allow students to challenge academic decisions and should be submitted when seeking to change an academic outcome (for example the classification of a degree).
- Complaints are concerned with aspects of a student’s academic experience other than academic decisions (for example a complaint about the learning environment) or where a student is not seeking to change an academic decision but is nonetheless dissatisfied.
- Academic Appeals can lead to different academic outcomes for students. Academic Complaints, even when upheld, cannot change academic decisions.
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