Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions 1. Who may participate in ILEA courses? Participants in ILEA courses must be affiliated with law enforcement activities, which include attorney general officials, police officers, customs officers, drug enforcement agents, and airport officials. 2. What are policies and procedures for students? While attending ILEA, students must abide by the rules and regulations of their own agency/department as they apply to their conduct, and the policies and procedures set out by ILEA. Failure to do so may result in revocation of participation and/or legal action may be taken: 2.1Student Participation 2.1.1 The student agrees to remain in law enforcement or a related position for a minimum of three (3) years after ILEA attendance. 2.1.2 The student certifies that any training material, information, handouts, video recordings, documents, and/or manuals issued during the course will be used for law enforcement will be used for law enforcement purposes only. No copies or reproductions of these materials will be made without the prior approval of the issuing agency. 2.1.3 While attending ILEA, students are required to attend all classes on time. 2.1.4 Students are required to notify the class counsellor in a timely manner if there will be a scheduling conflict. 2.1.5 Students are required to attend not less than 90% of the scheduled classes in a given course in order to successfully complete that course. If that agreement is not kept, the student will be notified in writing that their participation in ILEA is no longer required. An appropriate member of the ILEA Executive Staff will personally address any unforeseen circumstances requiring a student's absence. 2.2 Class Etiquette 2.2.1 Students will wear appropriate attire while attending ILEA courses, i.e., ILEA-issued polo shirts will be worn during class. Unless otherwise notified, jeans are not to be worn in class. 2.2.2 Harassment of any kind will not be tolerated at ILEA. 2.2.3 Eating, Drinking, smoking, and/or chewing tobacco is not allowed in the classroom or office areas. Smoking is allowed outside of the building. 2.2.4 Students are to refrain from reading newspapers, magazines, books or other material not provided by an instructor, while a speaker is presenting information. 2.2.5 Students will refrain from talking to fellow students while a speaker is providing instruction to the class. 2.2.6 Students will turn off pagers and mobile phones in the classroom. All telephone conversations will take place outside of the classroom, and only during class breaks. 2.3 Class Counsellors Every ILEA course has a class counsellor assigned to take care of various student needs. As the counsellors will reside with the students, they are available to administer to student requests at all times of the day or night during the period of a course. 2.4 Health Concerns While attending ILEA courses, the student's health is of primary concern. A student is advised to immediately notify the class counsellors if he becomes ill, has an accident, or is injured in any way, at any time of the day. ILEA will assist the student in obtaining necessary medical attention. ILEA will bear financial responsibility for pre-approved, routine and necessary medical bills. If a student's illness is from a pre-existing condition, ILEA will be responsible for the medical care necessary to stabilize the condition, and safely return the student to his country. 2.5 Crime It is the responsibility of the ILEA participant to immediately notify ILEA of any or security personnel. In the event a participant becomes the victim of a crime, it is requested that the ILEA class counsellor be notified immediately. ILEA will assist the individual with completing any required police reports. If it becomes apparent a student was negatively involved with police or security personnel, the student will be immediately suspended from participation in a course. ILEA will complete a preliminary inquiry to determine the facts of the incident before adjudicating action. 2.6 Emergency Notification In the event that a student is injured, ILEA will, with his consent, notify the student's home office. If the student experiences a family emergency that requires a return home, upon prior notification and prior approval ILEA would authorize the student to return home at his own cost. ILEA provides the student with only one round-trip air ticket per course. 2.7 Religious concerns In respecting different religious practices, ILEA provides a prayer room, appropriate food, and transportation to a local house of worship, as needed. 2.8 Computer Use At ILEA, two computers for student use are located in rooms adjacent to the classroom, and there are nine in the ILEA Internet/Reading Room located at the Rama Gardens Hotel. With regard to computer use, students are not to change passwords, install software, download programmes, nor access inappropriate websites on the Internet. Students are not authorised to use the computers in the ILEA staff offices. 3. What are Thailand Visa requirements? Since students are travelling to Bangkok on official business, it is imperative that they obtain a valid visa to enter Thailand from the Royal Thai Consulate in their countries. Visas on arrival will not be issued in Bangkok. 4. Where will students stay? Students will likely be lodged (two students per room) at the: Rama Gardens Hotel 9/9 Vibhavadee Rangsit Rd. Laksi, Bangkok 10210 Tel + 66 2 561 0022 Fax + 66 2 561 1021 << Top >> |
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