Students who miss class may be eligible to make-up missed quizzes, exams, lecture hours and onsite
lab days, if the student has documented proof of:
1. Work Schedule Change
2. Previously Scheduled Surgery
3. Immediate Need of Medical Attention
4. Previously Scheduled Court Date
5. Severe Illness or Death - Defined as a student's severe illness or accommodating a student's involvement during the severe illness, impending or recent death, and/or the funeral arrangements for and bereavement of a friend or family member.
6. Childbirth - Defined as accommodating a student's delivery of or participation in the delivery of his/her child or recovery/complications/illness resulting from childbirth.
7. Other Extenuating Circumstances (at the discretion of the ET/CE Program Manager)
- Mandatory Contractor Meeting (Required safety, etc)
- Incarceration
8. Pre-planned Major Life Event - Defined as an event scheduled prior to signing up for class (e.g. wedding). This does not include vacations.
Students who have ongoing medical issues requiring absences of more class days than the make-up policy allows should call the WECA office and speak with the ET/CE Program Manager. To comply with applicable laws ensuring equal training opportunities to qualified individuals with a disability, WECA will make reasonable accommodations for the known physical or mental limitations of an otherwise qualified individual with a disability who is an applicant or an employee unless undue hardship would result.
Any student who requires an accommodation in order to participate in classroom training should contact the ET Program Manager and discuss the need for an accommodation. WECA will engage in an interactive process with the student to identify possible accommodations, if any, that will help the student participate in training. If the accommodation is reasonable and will not impose an undue hardship, WECA will make the accommodation.