2. Right of Admission

The Right of Admission policy exists to ensure that all participants can learn in a safe, respectful, and supportive environment. DTI reserves the right to refuse or revoke admission to any course if a registrant does not meet published requirements or violates our standards of conduct.

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5. Appeal & Re-Admission Process

• Appeal Submission:

  • If you believe your admission was unfairly denied or revoked, you may submit a written appeal within 7 days of receiving your notice. Send appeals to admissions@dti.co.bw, including all supporting documentation and a clear explanation.

• Review Procedure:

  1. The DTI Admissions Committee (composed of two directors and one senior instructor) will review your case.

  2. You will receive a written response within 14 business days of the appeal deadline, indicating whether your appeal is upheld or denied.

• Re-Admission Criteria:

  • Permanent Denial: For severe misconduct (e.g., violence, forgery), re-application is not permitted.

  • Temporary Suspension: For lesser violations, you may re-apply after a minimum of 6 months, provided you meet all admission requirements at that time.

6. Updates to the Policy

• DTI may revise the Right of Admission policy at any time.

• Any substantive changes will be posted on our website 30 days before implementation.

7. Contact Information
For questions about admission requirements, to request an appeal, or to check your status:

• Email: admissions@dti.co.bw

• Phone: +267 76 340 123

• Eligibility:

  • Participants must be at least 18 years old (or under 18 with written parental or guardian consent).

  • Registration must be completed under the participant’s legal name, with valid contact details.

• Prerequisites:

  • Certain courses require documented prerequisites (e.g., prior certifications, academic transcripts, or professional experience).

  • If you register for a course without meeting these prerequisites, DTI may cancel your registration and offer either a refund (per the Refund & Cancellation policy) or advise you on a more appropriate course.

• DTI may refuse or revoke admission—either before the course start date or during the course—if a participant:

  • Fails to Meet Published Prerequisites: Registers without satisfying published entry requirements.

  • Engages in Disruptive or Unsafe Behavior: Such as harassment, verbal threats, or physical intimidation.

  • Violates DTI’s Code of Conduct (see Policy 3): Any breach of academic integrity, discrimination, or harassment policies.

  • Substance Abuse: Attending under the influence of alcohol, illegal drugs, or any substance that impairs judgment.

  • Refuses to Comply with Health & Safety Protocols: Such as, but not limited to, failing to follow COVID-19 safety guidelines, or ignoring fire evacuation instructions.

• Prior to Course Start Date:

  • If DTI determines a registrant is ineligible or poses a risk, we will provide written notice as soon as possible. The registrant may:

  • Receive a refund according to the Refund & Cancellation policy (full refund if more than 14 days out; otherwise, P350 fee applies).

  • Be directed to an alternate course that better matches their qualifications (if available).

• During the Course:

  • If a participant’s conduct violates DTI policies, the instructor or staff member will first issue a verbal warning. Continued violation or any serious offense may result in:

    • Immediate removal from the course, with no refund or credit for remaining sessions.

    • Possible suspension from future DTI offerings, depending on severity.

• Appeal Submission:

  • If you believe your admission was unfairly denied or revoked, you may submit a written appeal within 7 days of receiving your notice. Send appeals to admissions@dti.co.bw, including all supporting documentation and a clear explanation.

• Review Procedure:

  • The DTI Admissions Committee will review your case.

  • You will receive a written response within 14 business days of the appeal deadline, indicating whether your appeal is upheld or denied.

• Re-Admission Criteria:

  • Permanent Denial: For severe misconduct (e.g., violence, forgery), re-application is not permitted.

  • Temporary Suspension: For lesser violations, you may re-apply after a minimum of 6 months, provided you meet all admission requirements at that time.

• Medical Emergencies:

  • If a medical emergency prevents attendance, you may submit supporting documentation (e.g., a physician’s letter or hospital discharge papers).

  • Upon approval, you may receive either a full refund (minus P350) or a transfer to a future course at no additional cost.

• Other Unforeseen Events:

  • Requests tied to verified emergencies (such as airline cancellations, family crises, or natural disasters) will be reviewed individually. DTI may grant a partial refund or credit at its discretion.

• DTI reserves the right to update or amend this Refund & Cancellation policy at any time.

• Any changes will be posted on our website 30 days before they take effect.

• Registered participants prior to a policy change will remain subject to the policy in effect at the time of their registration.