Terms and conditions

Copyright and Disclaimer

Copyright

This web site and its contents are subject to copyright laws of Australia and, through international treaties, other countries. The copyright in materials throughout this website is owned by Yorke Institute.

Terms and conditions of use of this web site

You may view this web site and its contents solely for your own information, research or study, but you may not publish, reproduce, adapt or communicate to the public any part of the information without the express written permission of Yorke Institute. Any contents of the website printed must include the copyright notice "Copyright © Yorke Institute Pty Ltd" " on the copy.

You must not otherwise exercise the copyright in the whole or any part of this web site for any other purpose except as expressly permitted by law or with Yorke Institute's written permission.

Terms of use of third party information and permission

The copyright in some materials incorporated within this web site is owned by third parties. The users should check the copyright restrictions accordingly before use.

Copyright in any programs, content or other material made available by Yorke Institute on distribution sites is owned by or licensed solely to Yorke Institute. The terms set out on this web page will apply to such programs, content or other material as if it were content or material available on this web site.

The images or photographs of people or places displayed throughout this website are either the property of, or used with permission of a third party. The use of these images or photographs from this website is prohibited and is considered a violation of copyright laws, trademark laws, the laws of privacy and publicity, or any other communications regulations.

Disclaimer

Yorke Institute has used reasonable endeavors to ensure that material contained on this web page (and links to other website) was accurate at the time the page was created and last modified.

However we do not warrant and accept responsibility for the accuracy or the completeness of the material published through the links

Reliance should not be made by any user on the material published in the linked website, unless the user checks for confirmation with the originating source of information.

We reserve the right at any time to make changes as deemed appropriate

Students

Plagiarism and copying

Students must adhere to the assessment guidelines contained in the Student Information Handbook. Students must acknowledge the work of others. Failure to acknowledge the works of others will be deemed to be plagiarism and treated as contravention of Australian and International Copyright Law and will be dealt with as per Institute Policy

Staff

Staff must comply with copyright laws. Infringement of copyright is not permissible. The following conditions apply at Yorke Institute:

Staff must also acknowledge the copyright holder by stating the title of the work, its author/artist and the name of the publisher
All work created during the employment with Yorke Institute, at the premises of Yorke Institute or off-site belongs to Yorke Institute.
Staff may access resources at Yorke Institute for research or preparation of training purposes. But staff shall not remove, copy or access Yorke Institute’s documentation, materials or equipment for work unrelated to Yorke Institute.

Staff must obtain approval of Yorke Institute’s Manager prior to the removal, use, copy or access of Yorke Institute’s materials or copyright information. Failure to comply is a serious breach of employment contract and copyright laws.