What is an Attendance Warning Letter?

An Attendance Warning Letter is a reminder that ALG has noticed you may not be meeting the minimum attendance requirements outlined in our Student Course Progress and Attendance Policy and Procedure. While it might feel a bit alarming, the purpose of this letter is to help keep you on track and make sure you have the support you need to meet your course requirements.

There are a few reasons why you may have received this notification:

  • You haven’t participated in your scheduled classes due to non-attendance.
  • Your attendance is currently below 80%.
  • You haven’t submitted required assessments by the due dates.

Attendance Warning Letters are typically sent by email during Week 4 and Week 8 of each term.

If you think there’s an error in your attendance record, the first step is to contact your Trainer. Check out our guide on How can I get in touch with my trainer?

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