INTERNAL RULES OF CONDUCT

Road and Transport College

I. GENERAL PROVISIONS

These internal regulations govern the conduct, activities, behavior, and interaction of students, employees, and the Administration of the Road and Transport College during the educational process.

II. ORGANIZATION OF THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS

Academic Year: Starts on September 1st for full-time students and October 1st for distance learning students.
Structure: Divided into two semesters. Examination sessions and internships are determined by the academic calendar approved by the Director.
Attendance: Students are required to attend all scheduled classes. Group curators are responsible for monitoring attendance.
Admittance to Exams: Students must complete all curriculum requirements and pass all continuous assessments for the current semester.

III. RIGHTS OF STUDENTS

Students have the right to:

Receive quality education in accordance with State Compulsory Educational Standards (GOSO).
Access free information resources, libraries, and textbooks provided by the state.
Participate in college management through student self-government and youth organizations.
Receive rewards and incentives for academic, scientific, and creative success.
Express personal opinions and beliefs freely while maintaining respect for others.
Request academic leave based on medical or other documented exceptional circumstances.

IV. RESPONSIBILITIES OF STUDENTS

Students are required to:

Comply with the College Charter, internal regulations, and Administration orders.
Maintain high standards of conduct, respecting the dignity of teachers and peers.
Adhere to the business dress code and wear the college’s official accessories.
Present a valid student ID card to security and duty personnel upon entry.
Strictly observe occupational safety and fire safety regulations.
Notify the group curator immediately in case of illness and provide a medical certificate.

Classroom Etiquette:

Arrive 5 minutes before the session begins.
Stand when a teacher or an adult enters the classroom.
Use mobile phones or electronic devices only with permission; otherwise, they are prohibited.
Follow all instructional requirements set by the teacher.

V. PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES

The following are strictly prohibited on college premises:

Missing classes without a valid reason.
Smoking, using, or distributing alcohol, drugs, or toxic substances.
Bringing dangerous objects or explosives into the building.
Using offensive language or engaging in physical/verbal altercations.
Wearing inappropriate attire (e.g., sportswear, beachwear, short skirts, or ripped jeans).

VI. INCENTIVES AND DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS

Incentives for Excellence:

Verbal praise.
Official Letter of Appreciation (entered into the student’s personal file).
Certificate of Honor (at the end of the academic year).
Letters of thanks to parents.

Disciplinary Sanctions: In case of violation of rules (including missing more than 48 hours of classes without a reason), the following may apply:

Verbal Warning.
Written warning with notification to parents.
Expulsion from the college.

VII. EXPULSION CRITERIA

Students may be expelled for:

Academic failure (failing 2 or more subjects).
Serious or repeated violations of the College Charter and internal rules.
Non-payment of tuition fees.
Unethical behavior or criminal acts.

VIII. INTERNAL STUDENT GOVERNANCE (The Starosta)

Each group elects a Group Leader (Starosta) for one academic year. Responsibilities:

Assist the curator in managing the group.
Represent the group’s interests in administrative meetings.
Maintain discipline and monitor the daily duty schedule of students.

IX. FINAL PROVISIONS

These rules apply to all students within the college building and territory at all times. Group curators must ensure every student is familiarized with these rules at the beginning of the academic year.