Student and community member complaints
Who can make a complaint to CIT?
ɬÀï·¬students and community members can make a complaint.
Why is your complaint important to CIT?
- Complaints help ɬÀï·¬to:
- continue to provide quality training to students
- reduce the chance that another student will experience a similar issue.
How do I make a complaint to CIT?
- You can make a complaint in writing by:
- filling in the online complaint form
- emailing it to CITOfficeoftheChiefExecutive@cit.edu.au
- You can make a verbal complaint by talking to a ɬÀï·¬staff member (for example, a teacher or student services staff member)
- If you'd prefer, you can have someone make a complaint to ɬÀï·¬for you.
Can I use this process for Academic Appeals or workplace issues?
- No - if your complaint is about an Academic Appeal (such as a complaint about an assessment or grade) please refer to the Academic Appeals Policy.
- If you are a ɬÀï·¬staff member making a complaint about a workplace issue please refer to Resolving Staff Workplace Issues Policy.
How do I get help making a complaint?
- If you need help with understanding, filling in or lodging the complaints form or understanding the complaints policy and procedure, please contact ɬÀï·¬Student Support online or by phone on (02) 6207 3290.
How long will the complaints process take?
- ɬÀï·¬will acknowledge and start assessing your complaint within 10 days.
- You will be advised of a target timeline for the process and kept informed of progress.
Where do I find more information out about making a complaint?
- Please refer to the ɬÀï·¬Student and Community Members Complaints Policy and ɬÀï·¬Student and Community Members Complaints Procedure (PDF 456Kb).
- If you need more information about complaints, please email ARCG@cit.edu.au or phone (02) 6207 0751.